Sentence examples for offset merits from inspiring English sources
In the same period, Brazil has developed the world's most advanced ethanol program, based on sugar cane, while the U.S. corn ethanol program is essentially a wasteful folly of dubious carbon offset merits.
In our study, the proportion of patients treated with modified radical mastectomy was more than twice that of the IELSG survey (30%), and this factor might offset the merits of radiation therapy.
Regulators agree that this already merits some offset against a capital charge.
And it's offset by just enough merit to make Cafe Cluny a beguiling neighborhood place.
It can be shown [3, 5] that the other direct cost factors enumerated above grid expansion, funding for CHP and for R&D are much lower than the differential cost of the RE expansion itself, and they are being at least partly offset by the positive merit order effect.
(He added that many continuing students would receive financial aid, including scholarships, grants and merit awards, to offset their higher tuition).
There is no evidence that competition among teachers for merit pay will offset the resource advantages of schools in wealthy districts.
And any revenue stream that helps offset the expense of mandatory wastewater merits consideration, according to Adrian Brown, a wastewater consultant and former president of the International Mine Water Association IMWAA).
Here's a YouTube video by the group: Longtime readers of my work know I've been skeptical of the merits of many carbon offset projects (start with my 2007 article, "Carbon-Neutral Is Hip, but Is It Green?") But I'm a fan of voluntary offset projects of this sort where the added value of a payment goes far beyond avoided greenhouse gases.
It achieves phase noise of −123.36 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz offset and provides a figure-of-merit (FoM) of −193.61 dBc/Hz.
Simulation results show that for the proposed circuit, at 2 GHz frequency and 1 MHz offset, phase noise and Figure of Merit (FoM) are −130dBc/Hz and 192.3 dB, respectively.
