Sentence examples for balance of current from inspiring English sources

The United Kingdom stresses the combined balance of current and long-term capital account i.e., excluding short-term capital.

It has been noted that the United Kingdom stresses the balance of current and long-term capital accounts (which include unilateral transfers).

In macroeconomic and budgetary policy for many years, the government's accounts were presented in two parts: "above the line" (the balance of current spending on, for example, pay for doctors, nurses and other public sector workers) and "below the line" (the cost of capital investment on, for instance, the infrastructure).

However, the presence of duplicate publications, recruitment of particular age groups and the selection of specific regions of interest means that there is uncertainty about the balance of current research.

The success of any farm is also the result of a dynamic balance of current science and the more intuitive knowledge of the farmers themselves.

Overall, the balance of current evidence does not support an effect of ESAs on either activating EpoR on tumour cells or indirectly stimulating disease progression via angiogenesis.

Pharmacologic therapy is designed to produce an inward shift in the balance of currents active during the early phases of the right ventricular action potential (AP) and can be used to abort electrical storms or as an adjunct or alternative to device therapy when use of an implantable cardioverter defibrillator is not possible.

However, the delicate balance of currents that produces an endogenous burst in a single neuron may also contribute to the susceptibility of networks of bursting cells to debilitating recurrent excitation.

Exit flows and exchange-rate pressures have not been even, but rather concentrated on countries exhibiting balance-of-payments current-account deficits (Brazil, India, South Africa, Indonesia, and Turkey).

Barring any surprises at Tuesday's town board meeting, Ms. Murray will serve the balance of the current term, through January 2004.

If Senator Jean Carnahan of Missouri loses a close special election on Nov. 7, her Republican opponent, former Representative Jim Talent, would probably be sworn in immediately and tip the balance of the current Senate to the Republicans.