Sentence examples for this effect is offset from inspiring English sources

Self-shielding arising from absorber lumping acts to reduce the effective absorption cross section of the discrete CEs, but this effect is offset by geometric and spectral effects.

This effect is offset by snow falling back onto the continent.

However, we have also shown that this effect is offset by the rapid increase of the average duplication rate in the model.

Retirement rates reduce the projected availability of doctors, but this effect is offset by the number of new specialists trained every year.

This effect was offset by the clothing of several of the law enforcement characters, which had cooler tones and contrasted against the warm palette.

This effect was offset by the large number of migrant households who cleared significantly more land between 1989 2003 than did residents throughout the region.

Unfortunately, however, this effect was offset by a small but significant increase in the rate of absconding from within a secure unit, or from a staff accompanied pass.

However, this effect was offset by either the prolonged action-potential duration (QTc interval) observed in these diabetic rats through increasing the sarcolemmal Ca2+ influx; or by the increase of Ca2+ influx via NCX during the diastolic period due to increased [Na+]i[ 32]; or both.

32 56 The diabetogenic effect of thiazides is strongly related to dose, and minor at low dose (the increase in blood glucose is 1% at half standard dose, 3% at standard dose, and 5% at twice standard dose 32), and the effect is offset by angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers.

Whether this negative effect is offset by the positive effect of increased SNP density is an area that warrants further study.

Although fuel prices did rise, with ultra low sulphur petrol gaining an average 0.6p per litre, the ONS said the effect was offset by weak sales in a number of commodity groups.