Sentence examples for production offset from inspiring English sources

Despite this, Sinopec booked a net profit of 42.83 billion renminbi, as gains from oil and natural gas production offset refining losses.

The Texas study is the most comprehensive look to date at a contentious issue in the debate over fracking: the extent to which methane leaks during drilling and production offset the environmental benefits of the clean-burning natural gas the wells produce.

However, negative impacts on Japanese production offset such positive effects because of the decrease in the final demand of Japan.11.11

The problem of how to supply exact capacity in response to market changes is also examined by solving the dynamic problem of the production offset phenomenon in RMSs.

The sparse bare bones set and production offset Jacobi's rich muscular capabilities, and the sheer talent and linguistic energy pulsing through the play and the talented players.

U.S. economic activity is in a bottoming-out process, with increased auto production offsetting the declines in services.

Exposure to 1 nM LY411575 together with Roscovitine, XAV939 or DRB reduces the level of NICD production offsetting the increased stability which rescues the delay.

However, because bioenergy production offsets some C emissions with every treatment, the net C balance of these treatments in our demonstration stand eventually does reach zero around the end of the century (Figure 4d), and forest wide net C balance equals zero by 2140.

It has been estimated that the increase in endogenous glucose production offsets approximately half of the glucose excreted as a result of SGLT2 inhibition with dapagliflozin 41.

However, because bioenergy production offsets some C emissions with every treatment, the net C balance of these treatments in our demonstration stand eventually does reach zero around the end of the century, and forest wide net C balance equals zero by 2140.

As mentioned by the authors of that study [ 5], the most important question not answered by this investigation was whether normal in-vivo compensatory mechanisms (ie stimulation of parathyroid hormone secretion, increased production of vitamin D precursors, decreased calcitonin production) would offset the changes induced by albumin.