Sentence examples for offsets the effects of from inspiring English sources

"In tonight's experiment,  everyone gets the same level of THC but in one experiment there will be more cannabidiol (CBD) and in the other [skunk] there won't – so we will see if the CBD offsets the effects of THC.

It's has both a tourbillion — the odd spinning thing that rotates ones per hour and ostensibly offsets the effects of gravity — and a Miniteur.

Offsets among the radio reference clocks result in carrier frequency offsets, the effects of which we explored in Section 2.1.

As with substitution, displacement offsets the effects of the subsidy on aggregate employment but amplifies the employment effect for the subsidized class, raising much the same questions for policymakers.

Farré and Rodríguez-Planas (2014) find that the employment rate of EaP-migrants (mainly Ukrainians) in Spain is similar to that of the natives, mainly because of their higher educational attainment and a quick adjustment that offsets the effects of an employment penalty they face upon arrival.

This work led to the hypothesis that hyperandrogenism partly offsets the effects of fatigue observed in adrenal insufficiency, thus improving the well-being of patients.

A trend to pay higher salaries also offsets the effect of lower bonus payments in City institutions, according to a recent report by recruitment firm Kennedy Associates.

For offsets, the effect of interval length approached significance, F1,7 = 5.0, P = 0.06, and the effect of time bin and the interaction were not significant.

Storing rainwater can also offset the effects of drought.

She recently ran the London Marathon, partly to offset the effects of that passion.

He has allowed Burress to play without practicing to offset the effects of an injury.