Sentence examples for offset decreases from inspiring English sources

Anthropogenic deforestation and soil erosion may also offset decreases in point sources of pollution.

We find that two-, three- and four-layer structures yield similar Voc (1.0 V, 0.91 V and 0.94 V, respectively), even though the outermost HOMO-LUMO offset decreases from 1.4 eV to 1.10 eV, and to 0.9 eV, respectively.

Overall, increases by Iraq (+2.35 mmbpd) and Saudi Arabia (+0.6 mmbpd) have largely offset decreases by Iran (-1.0 mmpbd due to sanctions) and Libya (-1.4 mmbpd due to civil war).

In particular, such a measure of complexity should make it possible to offset decreases of complexity with respect to one parameter by increases in complexity relative to another parameter.

This has partially offset decreases in vaccine serotype IPD incidence.

The weaker relationship to community change in mesic grassland stemmed from 2 years when CO2 enrichment increased plant productivity but decreased the dominant taxa (Fig.  3B), indicating that productivity of other species in these mesic grassland communities increased with CO2 enrichment enough to offset decreases in the dominants.

A.T.&T.'s sales of central office equipment for telephone companies grew by 1.8percentt from a year ago, as gains in international and cellular company sales offset decreased equipment sales to the regional Bell operating companies.

Numerous causes have been proposed, including poor cement technique, undersized broaches, increased stem offset, decreased stem length, rough surface finish, and circular stem cross-section.

The single tangential inlet design, with inlet offset decreased and diameter increased to attain the weak exit swirl required by high specific speed turbines, deviates from such a shape, and the volute's internal geometry is no longer torque-free.

As the focus in Washington shifts to tax reform, many in Congress are preparing for a long battle pitting those who support lower taxes for growth against those that will insist on cutting spending to help offset decreased potential tax revenues.

Community-based patients offset decreased VA use with increased service use paid by Medicare, suggesting that increasing access to VA primary care via community clinics may fragment veteran care in unintended ways.