Sentence examples for offset this disadvantage from inspiring English sources
The absence of excess cardiovascular disease beyond that experienced in other diabetic patient populations in this disadvantaged cohort suggests that some factor has offset this disadvantage for this cohort.
To offset this disadvantage, rebels have apparently been placing mines along at least three important dirt roads the army uses regularly in Jinotega province.
Growing up poor increases a person's chances of health problems as an adult, but a new Cornell study shows that being raised in a tight-knit community can help offset this disadvantage of poverty.
Unless, of course, the state provides an R&D subsidy to offset this disadvantage.In the presence of market failure, government inaction is a bet on a certain set of technologies and industries.
But Menard has managed to offset this disadvantage in part by investing $45 million in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Eau Claire.
The addition of a de-rotation screw to the standard DHS can offset this disadvantage, but this configuration still lacks a stable-angle configuration [6, 7] .
Served in China Commerce and conscience Air trade Corrections: Compound interest, offshore finance ReprintsWould a border tax be justified to offset this competitive disadvantage?
The complete restitution of medial cortical support may not be achievable with indirect reduction techniques; even so, the preservation of the vascularity of small fragments appears to offset this biomechanical disadvantage [17].
Unless other components of fitness offset this apparent fitness disadvantage, faeder males must, on average [ 3, 7], have compensatory fitness advantages over ornamented males, and the system therefore offers an unusually promising opportunity to assess the strength of sexually antagonistic selection on a Mendelian trait [ 8].
Democrats must offset that disadvantage by capturing a bigger percentage of independent or swing voters.
That, McKay said, would offset the disadvantage of losing the coin toss.
