Sentence examples for a more balanced method from inspiring English sources

However, many dog owners, especially those with large breeds, feed twice a day throughout the dog's life (this does not mean feeding more than the required daily amount, but it is a more balanced method of feeding).

Far from adhering to or rejecting these hypotheses, we call upon a more balanced method to consider the brain basis of language and cognition as interplay between multiple cognitive domains.

Providing a more balanced method mix, by improving access to long-acting methods, allows family planning programs to meet clients' individual needs much better.

While in the past, decisions on project selection focused on quantitative approaches, such as ROI, payback periods, and net present value for determining desirability and potential success, today's managers take a more balanced approach between quantitative and qualitative methods.

Applying a standard measure of the method mix evenness suggests 4 patterns among 15 countries moving toward a more balanced mix: (1) rise of one previously underrepresented or new method, (2) replacement of traditional with modern methods, (3) continued but declining domination by a single method, and (4) general movement toward a balanced mix.

Thus, the methods with multiple models yielded a more balanced performance for the different secondary structure types than the single-model method.

EASE-MM not only outperformed our previous work and other related methods, it achieved a more balanced results for different types of mutations based on the accessible surface area, secondary structure, and magnitude of stability changes.

Overall, EASE-ASA, EASE-SS, and EASE-MM yielded a more balanced performance for all categories of different types of mutations than the single-model method EASE-AA2.

Results demonstrate that this proposed method can find the optimal well placement for offshore oilfield to achieve a more balanced displacement and a higher oil recovery.

But Hollande wants a more balanced relationship.

"Now we need a more balanced approach".