Sentence examples for offset the change from inspiring English sources

To keep the setpoint viral load constant, we used f to offset the change in setpoint viral load caused by p, changing the two parameters together as per Equation 9.

To offset the change, the museum will open an hour later, at 11 a.m.

To offset the change, it's been suggested that people would pay less tax when they come to use their funds.

To partly offset the change, the company increased pay by about 50 cents an hour for employees no longer receiving benefits.

Claiming the experiment a success, the city doubled the cordon zone in 2007 and reduced the enforcement period by one hour to offset the change.

For people who can afford to offset the change quickly, this is often the best option for an unexpected financial setback.

Davey said he thought the incentives "more than offset the changes made [to ECO] last year".

And when outflows become "excessive," the authority attempts to offset the changes with an increase in the domestic component of the monetary base by purchasing government bonds.

But a June report from the USDA may have the answer for why so many people in the U.S. still struggle to eat three healthy meals a day: Higher-than-average inflation and the rising cost of food relative to other goods and services offset the changes lower unemployment would have made.

These results indicate that where gap junctions are still important at older ages, their properties might have been evolutionarily adjusted in order to offset the changes in the biophysical parameters of the membrane.

New terms have been developed to describe the complex physiological interactions that occur when an individual is faced with stressful events and more is known about how the brain and body work to offset the changes induced through stress-response mechanisms.