Sentence examples for balance of developing from inspiring English sources

However, most teachers do not currently have the knowledge and/or equipment to bring integrated STEM to the classroom, finding the balance of developing problem-solving skills and teaching science content challenging (Dare, Ellis, & Roehrig, 2014; Wang et al., 2011).

Such modifications are suggested to be related with changes in the hormonal balance of developing fetal testis [ 11].

The difficult balancing act of developing Ukraine's trade and investment relationship with the EU, while not disrupting its close economic ties with Russia, will be crucial to that prospering.

There is a lack of consensus on the appropriate timing of surgical treatment [ 11- 15] which balances the risks of developing constant exotropia against those of persistent post-operative overcorrection.

In conclusion, our work evidenced that nm23-1 gene affects the proliferation/apoptosis balance of the developing mammary gland, which delays the maturation of the virgin gland.

Similarly to the U.S. cities, the job-housing balance in the cities of developing countries [19, 29, 36], such as China, has also been decreasing in this era of rapid urban expansion.

Differences in the exposure to maternal vaginal or intestinal flora have been shown to be associated with alteration in the neonatal gut microflora [ 14, 15] and neonatal cytokine response patterns [ 16] which can subsequently lead to changes in the Th1/Th2 helper cells balance and the risk of developing atopy [ 17- 19].

In this view, also at chronic exposure, doses below the threshold level may cause a hormetic effect, in that the radiogenically added cancer is either quantitatively overwhelmed or balanced by the prevention of developing or spontaneous cancer at that dose.

This is crucial to redress the balance of power in favour of developing countries so that they have an equal say and power in discussing the issues that are more important to them.

Some say it offers a better work-life balance; others relish the challenge of developing real-world products designed to change people's lives for the better.

Five out of these six studies concluded that elderly people with poorer balance have a higher risk of developing ADL disability [ 28, 29, 35, 42, 44].