Sex distribution in the two populations was well balanced (figure 1) with a trend towards a greater proportion of women in the British expatriates (sex-ratio 0.95 for French vs 0.85 for British doctors).
Then there is Frans Boekkooi, who is a world-class sculptor who fashions slim, finely balanced figures (including a bust of South African playwright Athol Fugard) out of his own amalgam of resins and metals.
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His "The Trinity with Saints" in the church of the Santissima Annunziata, Florence, was originally planned with calm and balanced figures, as the underpainting reveals.
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The simulation results demonstrated a dominant population of type A cells (P A → 1) with interaction matrix form I1 in Figure 2, a dominant population with type C cells (P A → 0) with interaction matrix form I2 in Figure 3, and a balanced population of both type A and type C cells (P A → 0.5) with interaction matrix I3 in Figure 4.
While a dexterous employment of proper injection technique is paramount, it is equally important to understand the aesthetic principles of beauty; the harmonious inter-relationship of features that constitute a balanced and attractive face (see Figures 2 and 3).
C. butyricum is a strict anaerobe, and maintains a balanced redox by utilizing two pathways (Figure 2).
Figure 3b shows a balanced tree, but the trees depicted here are unbalanced because the major branches do not contain an equal number of species (i.e., one branch from the root contains only one species, H, whereas the other branch includes species G, F, E, D, C, B, and A).
For 24-hpf embryos, the differentiating HRCs expressed a balanced level of atp1b1b and ca2a (Figure 1B).
