Sentence examples for balance compensated from inspiring English sources

The reverse pattern, i.e., a negative international migration balance compensated by a positive internal migration balance, is rare.

In order to maintain the balance power system operation within the operating hour, the speed governors instantly provides the primary response and then the AGC along with rolling balance compensates the power imbalance.

The wider steps may be the way overweight people stay balanced, compensating for a larger belly or backside.

In HR, this unprotonated carboxylate is replaced by Thr (Supporting Information Figure 1), suggesting that the electric quadrupole of the RSBH+ with its counterion complex (Asp85, Asp212, and Arg82 in BR) lacks a negative charge and the charge balance is compensated for by the binding of the negatively charged chloride ion.

Additionally, ({text{d}}U approx 0) suggests that the increased mitochondrial or cellular temperatures must be balanced and compensated by selected intra-mitochondrial or intracellular energy changes, such as exergonic reactions of NADH (52.6 kcal/mol) and FADH2 (43.4 kcal/mol), which were also experimentally supported by NADH and FADH2 consumption during BA thermogenesis (Xie et al. 2017b).

Regular consumption of omega-6 rich foods that was not balanced or compensated by omega-3 rich foods was associated with an increased risk of all cause dementia only among ApoE e4 non-carriers.

The positive balances would compensate the negative balances within the risk pool.

(2) The nurses tried to balance and compensate for this inequality by inviting the fathers to talk about their experiences.

For example, individuals with Down's syndrome showed greater sensitivity to galvanic vestibular stimulation than control subjects and were not able to select the appropriate motor strategy to efficiently maintain balance and compensate for the effects of galvanic vestibular stimulation [ 133].

This paper discusses a novel nanopositioning system which is based on an electromagnetic force compensated balance.

A negative energy balance will be compensated by producing side products (like acetate) which lead to the production of ATP.