Sentence examples for off set by from inspiring English sources

The first off ering, consumed in one gulp at the end of a very long spoon, was a sea anemone, a gooey grey thing whose naturally kidneyish, urine tang was helpfully off set by a hint of lemon.

Compensatory phenotypic plasticity cannot completely eliminate unavoidable costs associated with the primary defensive response, and the compensatory response itself may be costly to produce or maintain (although that cost should be off set by the resulting fitness benefit).

Taken together, these data indicate that the loss of expression of a PKB isoform is not off set by higher expression levels of another isoform and that PKBα is necessary for the normal size of the neonatal thymus.

Any benefit these conferred to cardiac patients may have been off set by our liberal ICU admission policy to OOHCAs with nonshockable rhythms.

In part, this could be off set by binarization of the images using an adaptive Gaussian filter, which greatly accelerated the segmentation procedure.

This progress has, however, been partly off set by the increase across Europe in the prevalence of multiresistant Gram-negative pathogens producing extended-spectrum betalactamases (ESBLs) or carbapenemases [ 4].

Nevertheless, this activity appeared selective for leukemia cells because the IC50 value was very close to the cut-off set by the NCI for pure substances (IC50 ≤ 4  μg/mL), despite the test substance being a mixture of terpenes.

In addition, we also included an excerpt of the captured dance sequence of each dance style off-set by one metric cycle (i.e., by one bar), hereafter denominated "original" sequence.

Thus, a potential negative effect of alpha-thalassaemia on population Hb may be off-set by a reduction in risk of malaria associated (severe) anemia.

The cost may however be off-set by the reduced incidence of stroke.

This loss can be off-set by a small increase in observed number of deaths for the final analysis.