Sentence examples for a preferred balance from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 180 °C offers a preferred balance of the active defect sites, 1T phase of MoS2 and branched structures for catalytic activities.

Therefore, designers have much freedom to choose the final structural solution with a preferred balance of initial cost and lifetime seismic damage cost while taking into due account of the degree of design complexity.

It will look drastically different from what is on the books now, and probably without the preferred balance of games between the two conferences.

Consumers may decide what type of milk is best for them personally based on their preferred balance of calories to fat to protein to carbohydrates specific to their health history and their genetics.

The best producers treat apples the way the best winemakers treat grapes, handpicking them if possible, blending bitter, sweet and acidic juices to reach the preferred balance of flavors and allowing slow, natural fermentation.

(II) Benefit and harm describes how the operationalization of the first principle entails seeking the preferred balance between benefit and harm for the individual.

Decisional balance becomes then a preferred intervention (Arkowitz & Miller, 2008).

Monitoring of the mitochondrial NADH redox state (an indicator of intracellular oxygen levels) together with microcirculatory blood flow (TBF) and with oxygenation (HbO2) could serve as a preferred approach to evaluate tissue O2 balance or viability.

This will make a fairly thick milkshake, so you can add more milk and desired sweetener to balance it out to a preferred consistency.

Consequently, females usually do not sample all available males, and selection should favour mate search strategies that balance the benefits of finding a preferred mate and the costs of extended sampling.

There was no consensus on a preferred model either within or across studies, although participants often considered the balance of obtaining consent against the public benefit incurred by unrestricted research.