Sentence examples for an integrated balance from inspiring English sources

For some reason people tend to swing from one extreme to another rather than maintain an integrated balance.

For measurements of the concentration of calibration beads, a modified impedance counter with an integrated balance for mass determination (22) and an optical flow cytometer, equipped with a motor driven, gravimetrically calibrated 1-mL syringe were used.

Section 2 presents an integrated energy balance model of global and urban warming in the attributes/functionings framework à la Gorman Lancaster Sen and proposes an Urban Warming Function.

This paper has extended Sato (2006, 2008) to combine global and urban warming and the urban heat island in an integrated energy balance model.

For future studies, this new model plays the part of an integrated carbon balance model for the Japanese forest sector combining forests and HWPs [30].

This paper presents an integrated energy balance model of global and urban warming in the attributes/functionings framework à la Gorman Lancaster Sen and proposes a Global Warming Function and an Urban Warming Function.

Other studies have conducted an integrated carbon balance assessment of forests and HWPs worldwide [15, 16] and in the United States [17, 18], Canada [19 21], Germany [22], France [23], Finland [24], Switzerland [25], and China [26].

To make the computational model closer to the actual scenario, an integrated flux balance approach known as E-Flux was utilized [ 46].

For future studies, this new model plays the part of an integrated carbon balance model for the Japanese forest sector combining forests and HWPs [ 30].

The MMP and ADAMTS enzymes function in a similar fashion to those in skin and cartilage, and in an integrated fashion, balance anabolic and catabolic processes within the framework of ongoing tissue remodeling [ 11, 13].

Other studies have conducted an integrated carbon balance assessment of forests and HWPs worldwide [ 15, 16] and in the United States [ 17, 18], Canada [ 19– 21], Germany [ 22], France [ 23], Finland [ 24], Switzerland [ 25], and China [ 26].