Sentence examples for offset this requirement from inspiring English sources
Lower-limb prosthetics will not offset this requirement since they must be removed prior to boarding the ride.
The difference in angular speeds (or equivalently, in angular momenta) causes a difference in the centripetal force requirement; to offset this, the radial force must be altered with an inverse-cube force.
The barrier net was put between accident source and objective vessel to reduce the probability of target damage due to fragments generated by vessel explosion, and to offset the requirement of safety distance.
The relatively limited difference of US$1.88 million between these two total amounts was on account of the then very strong US dollar vis-à-vis the Euro, which virtually offset the requirement for additional resources to meet anticipated cost increases.
Two inflation-related factors offset this.
Two things offset this in Latin America.
Robinhood has premium services like Robinhood Gold, where the company can find additional ways to generate revenue that offset the requirements of running a system that allows users to trade stocks for free.
This will inform policy makers about realistic minimal offsetting ratios or offset area requirements accounting for the offsetting delay time, the value of counterfactual scenarios, the correlation between biodiversity effect size and reclamation, the risk of failure in restoration, and the gross quantity of restoration.
This "balanced bias" is partly offset by the requirement that new targets achieve a Platt score of 0.95 on average across 100 classifiers for a TF.
If the new algorithm is vastly more accurate than the older ones and can detect credit worthy people who were completely missed with the less accurate scores, should this increase in the availability of credit offset the explanation requirement?
The Chartered Institute of Housing warns that "there is a risk that any gains could be offset by the requirement to sell high-value social housing and the expansion of Right To Buy".
