Sentence examples for offset the decrease from inspiring English sources

Without geoengineering, high levels of carbon dioxide would also make the earth warmer and increase evaporation, which would offset the decrease in water vapor from plants.

At a smaller detector collection angle the increased contribution from elastic scattering, which initially increases with tilt, can be used to offset the decrease in the TDS signal.

The Clemens report argues that his longevity "was due to his ability to adjust his style of pitching as he got older, incorporating his very effective split-finger fastball to offset the decrease in the speed of his regular fastball caused by aging".

The development of low-enriched fuels to replace high-enriched fuels for these reactors requires a substantially increased uranium density in the fuel to offset the decrease in enrichment.

Not every business will be able to offset the decrease in margins with the increased purchase volume promised by one-click payments.

And when outflows become "excessive," an authority attempts to offset the decrease in the foreign component of the base with an increase in the domestic component of the monetary base.

J.P. Giglio in the Raleigh News & Observer explains the increase is meant to offset the decreased attendance and increased financial losses and help the team qualify for NHL revenue sharing, which Giglio explains for Econ 101 morons like us.

The creation of mixed wetting conditions may offset the decreased reservoir quality for late gas migration in terms of nonaqueous fluid flows.

For subgroup analysis to compare whether treatment effects differed by patient characteristics, hypothesis testing will be based on the comparison of treatment effects between subgroups, with a two-tailed α of 0.10 used to offset the decreased precision available for estimating interaction effects (ie, differences in differences).

The pseudo-first-order rate constant (k) of the HDX reaction was determined by monitoring changes in the ratios of the M + 1/M isotopic peak of a given peptide before (time zero) and after (time t) the HDX reaction, and fitting the data to a first-order rate equation, and the values were corrected upward to offset the decreased solvent concentration caused by the volume effect of Gdn-HCl.

In terms of impact obliquity, the ballistic limit increases with impact obliquity; this is because there is greater sliding of the projectile against the fabric as the impact angle increases, which offsets the decrease in strain energy absorption capacity associated with asymmetric deformation for oblique impact.