The paper proposes a service architecture that can be used as a platform for Parlay-based service interworking while offsetting some drawbacks that the Parlay approach incurs.
CL and TL offset this drawback by relating OCF to a company's level of short-term and long-term indebtedness, respectively.
His ties with the legislators in Austin are the stuff of legend: his charm overdose has often been used to offset the drawback that the governor of Texas doesn't formally have the power to do very much.
There are, however, meteorological advantages to offset the drawbacks, said Aram Terchunian, a coastal geologist and president of First Coastal, an environmental consulting firm.
To offset these drawbacks, instant Catapult Steam Explosion (ICSE) was invented.
We categorized the merits and limitations of the SWD to distinct phases in the design and conduct of such studies, highlighting that their impact may vary depending on the context of the study or that benefits may be offset by drawbacks across study phases.
Concurrently, nearly all rural district health officials (97%%), see Table 3, reported attempting to offset the drawbacks of the rural setting by offering access to training opportunities, but there were fewer reports from those representing the urban districts (56%%, p = 0.0001).
An online counselor should try to offset this possible drawback by trying especially hard to walk the fine line between offering no assessment or advice and expressing certainty about both.
That should offset any potential drawbacks from Mr. Martin's never having been a chief executive at an agency, Mr. Silver said.
Any benefits of exercising in ketosis are likely offset by the drawbacks, covered here.
In short, the richer fragmentation patterns produced by UVPD outweigh the cost of increasing the number of searched ion types and offset the potential drawbacks of redundant sequence ions, especially with respect to online characterization of proteins.
