Sentence examples for strongly offset from inspiring English sources

The prominent primary ridge on the labial side of each maxillary tooth is strongly offset, lying at the midpoint of the posterior half of the tooth crown.

However, in all other Phalacrocorax, the distal protrusion of the medial condyle is extremely accentuated, resulting in the distal condyles being strongly offset in cranial or caudal aspect.

Molecular dynamics and NMR show that the glucosidic space is seriously restricted to one narrow potential energy well, which is strongly offset from the global potential energy well of maltose and almost 50° degrees from the Φ angle of the maltose crystal structure.

Conventional five-contact VHS (5CVHS) have shown strongly nonlinear offset characteristics due to the junction field effect combined with an inherent electrical asymmetry which have prevented efficient offset compensation by current spinning.

Vicky Redwood, senior UK economist at Capital Economics, said: "The UK labour market has perked up a bit, but we still doubt that private-sector hiring will pick up strongly enough to offset the severe public sector job cuts.

Our electrophysiological data strongly support the offset mechanism proposed by Diederich and Busemeyer and by Hanks and colleagues, directly demonstrating the hypothesized offset at the initial point of accumulation of sensory evidence (the "dip"—Fig. 9; Fig. 11B and C).

Our findings therefore suggest that neither bulk SOM C/N nor the extractable C/N strongly reflected the offset between availability and microbial demand for C versus N in the studied soils.

Some new figures suggest Chinese demand is rising strongly enough to help offset the increasing weakness in China's export markets.

FEM simulations and experimental results show that the new geometry suppresses the short-circuit effect and strongly reduces the intrinsic offset and noise.

The bank's wealth management division performed strongly, but that was offset by weak revenues from fixed-income trading, something that has hit earnings across Wall Street's big banks.

We strongly suspect a negative offset to measurements (instrument systematic error).