英語 での Be offset の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Limited work in animals suggests that increased intestinal absorption of zinc picolinate may be offset by increased elimination(5).
In addition, even if long-term interest rates rise, losses stemming from the materialization of these risks can be offset to some extent as long as the rise is accompanied by a rise in stock prices and an increase in the value of loans.
While some research has suggested that low-to-moderate amounts of alcohol may protect the heart, those benefits may be offset by negative effects(12).
While inflation decreases consumer purchasing power, a certain level of inflation is considered a reflection of a strengthening economy and the impact on consumers can be offset by rising wages.
Continuity in Saudi policy may be offset by the immediate impact of Canadian forest fires forcing about 1 million barrels of daily crude production offline, he said.
True, this could be offset by a price increase, but if that turns out to not be proportional, increased network centralization could trigger concerns about security.
The allowance can be offset against 70% of the statutory income and any unutilised allowances can be carried forward to subsequent years until fully utilised.
If the blueprint image is smaller than the Layout Container, it can be offset to the desired location in the design see Blueprint image properties screenshot below.
Comparing with existing traditional CO2 Sealed Glass Laser, RF excited CO2 lasts nearly permanently, therefore it deserves a higher initial cost which well be offset by a much lover total cost of ownership.
Article 35If our company has debts for borrower according to its provision, it can be offset with a debt which borrower has for our company.
The use of HLA-matched sibling marrow(allogeneic transplantation) results in lower relapse rates, but the benefit may be offset by increased toxic effects.
Rejection of goods to the state should not lead to public authorities of the Russian Federation, any costs that can not be offset against the proceeds from the sale of goods.
A different member pointed out that the decline in private consumption in the United States could be offset to some extent by an increase in government spending and tax cuts.
The Conference also noted, importantly, that, although world oil demand is forecast to increase during the year 2015, this will, yet again, be offset by the projected increase of 1.36 mb/d in non-OPEC supply.
In addition to this, manual screw side action grips are ideal to use because the grip face can be offset in order to keep forces within the center of the load string.
As this court correctly recognized inBMC,“[t]he concerns over a party avoiding infringement by arms-length cooperation can usually be offset by proper claim drafting.
Any new incremental costs associated with new regulations shall, to the extent permitted by law, be offset by the elimination of existing costs associated with at least two prior regulations,” the order states.
In addition, calculate Inter-Commodity Spread Credit, because positive correlation between price movements in different underlying assets(e.g. Nikkei 225 and TOPIX) can be seen, and the risk can be offset.
If any items are sold out after the payment, and any over-payment occurs as a result of that, the over-paid amount will either be offset at the 2nd billing, or returned to your deposit after the completion of the order.
Although biologic agents are more costly in the short term than conventional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs, drug-specific costs may be offset by significant improvements in RA symptoms, slowed disease progression, and improved physical function and quality of life for patients.".