Sentence examples for wholly offset from inspiring English sources

Even if increases in the assets and liabilities of uncontrolled intermediaries wholly offset enforced reductions in the supplies of controlled monetary assets, even if monetary expansion means equivalent contraction by uncontrolled intermediaries, monetary controls can still be effective.

Thus, the reduction in affinity caused by conformational variability of the protein target can be partially or wholly offset by compensatory binding to the up conformation.

Dispersal greatly buffers climate impacts on total diversity, as species gains may partially or wholly offset losses at a local level (Fig. 1, C F vs. G J).

The key point is that differences in retirement patterns between male and female physicians may partially or wholly offset other trends in service provision, when viewed over an entire life-cycle.

The additional revenue generated by an increase in prescription charges could be partly or wholly offset by the cost increase associated with higher hospitalisation and demand for acute care.

Using cost per quality adjusted life years, additional costs of CAM care have been shown to be wholly or partly offset by reductions in the cost of conventional care [ 71].

Senate Democratic leaders said that the House sum was wholly inadequate, and that Congress should not have to offset the costs.

This was partly offset by the creation of jobs in wholly new areas in later years.Any conclusions, however, can only be tentative.

In line with the theory behind the MIDAS instrument [21] on which our lost-productivity questions were based, we counted these also as wholly lost days: the overestimate arising from this was offset by discounting days when >50% but <100% was achieved.

Depending on the root offset parameter, the centrifugal axial force distribution may be wholly tensile or partly compressive and partly tensile or wholly compressive.

For the all-para-connected homopolymer, the presence of crystallinity had a significant influence on the calorimetric glass transition properties of the amorphous phase: Tg was offset by as much as 20°C in the crystallized samples as compared to the wholly amorphous material, and a sizeable (WRAP ∼ 0.30) rigid-amorphous-phase fraction was observed.