Sentence examples for assuring balance from inspiring English sources

"With Costa Rica's rich biodiversity, it would be a travesty for them not to stand up for sharks, which sit at the highest levels of the food chain assuring balance among ecological communities in the ocean," Sea Shepherd said.

Indeed, the design of randomisation method (randomisation in blocks after stratification) was created to assure balance between originally planned, larger groups of patients.

A blinded interim analysis to assure balance between strata and adequate numbers in each subgroup may be done, and a serious imbalance may have to be corrected through pre-selection of patients in the remainder of the study.

We will use a minimization procedure to assure balance between intervention and control hospitals on five important prognostic variables: 1) baseline episiotomy and active management rates, 2) residency programs, 3) country (Argentina-Uruguay), 4) hospital size (number of births per year), and 5) region within the country.

This to assure balance and fit; and consistent "break" in.

These dexterous, assured, balance-defying performances give a glow to the end of the show, which has been organized by James Rondeau of the Art Institute of Chicago (where it originated earlier this year), Sheena Wagstaff of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Harry Cooper, curator of the National Gallery of Art.

Baulac's expression is pensive, her gaze long distance, and with her perfectly pitched turns and calmly assured balances, she gives us some of the ballet's loveliest moments.

Constraint (10) assures balancing of components volume after disassembling the products between plant and collection center.

However, experimentation and production of new materials should always ensure exceptional resistance and flexibility of the grout in the borehole, together with thermal conductivity capable to assure balanced thermal exchange with the subsoil.

The AIMs are spaced along the 22 autosomes to assure balanced ancestry information.

In contrast, other species consume familiar food less actively than novel food (Wang and Provenza, 1996), probably to assure balanced nutrition intake.