Sentence examples for a fine balancing of from inspiring English sources

With these concepts in mind, starting from the arylpiperazine substructure as suitable scaffold for achieving a fine balancing of D2, 5-HT1A and 5-HT2A receptors activities, the prototype of the third-generation of antipsychotics, aripiprazole, launched into the market in 2015, was the first designed serotonin-dopamine activity modulator (SDAM).

Considering the requirement for a fine balancing of BDNF expression levels in health and the strong positive role of BP4 in activating gene expression (analogous to an accelerator), we explored the hypothesis that some type of balancing negative regulator may be required to allow appropriate control of BDNF levels (i.e., a brake).

The film sustains a fine balance of pathos, humor and a clear-headed realism (Holden).

There was, for example, a fine balance of the traditional text and topical amendments.

Humanitas called for a fine balance of action and contemplation, a balance born not of compromise but of complementarity.

And Mr. Fisk's account of the Bach Chaconne was a fine balance of focused introspection and incendiary virtuosity.

In carrot-ginger soup, a purée of just the right thickness was a fine balance of sweet and sharp.

Wingate added: "We strike a fine balance of serving passenger demand of legacy, charter and low-cost air travel.

She was more than a match for Nerone, played with a fine balance of gullibility and imperial impatience by Marcus Ullmann.

Amelia Lukas, the flutist, played "East Wind," Shulamit Ran's gracefully chromatic 1987 showpiece for solo flute, with a fine balance of virtuosity and poetry.

The soup has a fine balance of flavors, with sour cream softening the aroma of fennel and fresh orange juice underlining the fruitiness of the carrots.