Sentence examples for subsequent offset from inspiring English sources

By using a difficult search task for the primary task, we were able to reasonably ensure that the secondary information presented on the GG would appear to each participant for the same amount of time; that is, it was highly unlikely that a participant would find the T target prior to the onset, and subsequent offset, of the secondary information on the GG.

Actual realized values were calculated for biomass production via cattail harvest and subsequent carbon offset credits.

Barnes & Noble said yesterday that lower legal fees in subsequent quarters would offset the first-quarter charge.

An Open Championship victory would usually be sufficient an achievement to offset subsequent disappointment in any year.

If the stock market then falls, these accounting entries remain on the books, where they may be used in subsequent years to offset the contributions the company would otherwise have to make.

The idea was that the losses would be spread out over time, say $1 each year, so that interest income earned over subsequent periods would offset future losses from defaults.

Thirdly, after a stillbirth, supportive measures could be instituted at once; from the diagnosis, into and beyond the subsequent pregnancy to offset some of the intangible costs.

Toxicologic research most often focuses on the identification of specific toxicants and their mechanisms of action, but it is equally valid to examine whether subsequent interventions can offset or ameliorate the consequences of exposure.

Pupil dilation subsequent to the offset of the (contractory) pupillary light reflex (evoked by the onset of a luminant imperative stimulus) has been shown to be enlarged in case the stimulus has led to an error (Critchley et al. 2005a).

In 18 pairs, Directors studied arrays of objects while: (1) not knowing about having to describe the array to a Matcher, (2) knowing about the subsequent description, and (3) knowing the Matcher's subsequent viewpoint, which was offset by 90°, 135°, or 180°.

He is confident the extra staffing costs will be more than offset by subsequent savings.