The phrase "a balancer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something or someone that balances or stabilizes different elements or factors.
Example: "In our project, we need a balancer to ensure that the budget and resources are evenly distributed."
Alternatives: "a stabilizer" or "a counterweight".
Because the homo gcm-Gal4 flies were lethal, gcm-Gal4 flies were balanced by a balancer chromosome (Gla).
We crossed male repo-Gal4 flies balanced by a balancer chromosome (TM3, sb) with UAS-hHtt103Q virgin females because homo repo-Gal4 fly is lethal.
For the whole genome re-sequencing of the 008J mutant, the second chromosome was balanced over a balancer, CyO, P{Dfd-GMR-nvYFP}(Bloomington stock number 23230) to facilitate the isolation of homozygous embryo.
Modifiers were retested by crossing once again to C96-domR, then outcrossed to a balancer strain, and made homozygous or balanced in the case of recessive lethals.
If you do not have a balancer, it's still possible to balance the blade.
With the code, computer simulations for compaction process of a balancer were performed.
A balancer spring design is developed that is fully 3D-printable.
Peptide labelling is most typically achieved with isobaric tags that consist of a balancer and a reporter part that separate in the gas phase.
Soon after the appearance of forelimbs, most pond-dwelling salamanders develop an ectodermal projection known as a balancer on each side of the head.
This algorithm also incorporates with a "Luenberger-like" observer that continuously estimates the states of a balancer ball circulating around within ABD.
Inbred strains derived from a natural population were crossed to stocks containing null mutations (m) or deficiencies (Df) uncovering the candidate genes, maintained over a Balancer (Bal) chromosome.
