Sentence examples for a model of balancing from inspiring English sources

But Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, a liberal group in Washington that advocates reworking immigration law, offered New Mexico as a model of balancing a push for border security — Mr. Richardson once declared a state of emergency there — with coping with the illegal immigrants already in this country.

By considering a model of balancing selection for HLA-DRB1, we here estimate a coefficient of selection of 2.2% for this locus (although weaker in Europe than in Africa), which is in line with what was estimated from synonymous versus non-synonymous substitution rates.

The mlHKA test identified that a model of balancing selection best explained the patterns of genetic variation in these 23 NBS-encoding domestication and improvement candidates (mean log likelihood ratio test statistic = 493.2; P < 0.0001 for all comparisons; Additional file 2: Table S3).

In the 12 years that he has run the opera house, he has transformed it from an institution beset by a succession of artistic directors, funding problems and a reputation for elitest money-wasting, to a model of balanced budgets, expanded access and artistic stability.

Second, the orientation of each C > T (or G > A) mutation is compared to a model of balanced read pair orientation (binomial with p = 0.5: no artifact) and a biased orientation characteristic of FFPE artifacts (binomial with p = 0.96), as FFPE-induced artifacts affect one of the DNA strands.

Whatever its date and use, it is a model of balance enlivened by variation, structure surprised by pleasure.

The panel's favorite, the 15-year-old Barbancourt Estate Réserve from Haiti, was a model of balance and elegance, smooth and clearly rum.

If the radiant right-hand melody of No. 22 (G minor) was overwhelmed by stabbing left-hand chords, overall Mr. Cohen's performance was a model of balance and imagination.

For mammals as for fish and birds, the overall picture therefore seems to match a model of balance between inbreeding and outbreeding, in line with Bateson's optimal outbreeding model [ 13] rather than outright and systematic inbreeding avoidance.

Some observers believe Mr. Rudd hoped to present Australia's emissions trading proposal to climate negotiators at Copenhagen as a model for balancing the concerns of heavy industry and the environment.

Meanwhile, industry representatives and some lawyers point to Fort Worth, 40 miles west of Dallas, as a model for balancing economic and environmental concerns.