Sentence examples for balance of inputs from inspiring English sources

There is no "environmental account" category that breaks out either costs or the mass balance of inputs and outputs.

A balance of inputs from synergist and antagonist muscles corresponds to the null point on the perception continuum, i.e. the absence of motion [25].

While in the case of hospitals offering primarily curative services with a large staff and variety of inputs, it may be more appropriate to adjust the balance of inputs than to influence the demand for curative services.

An energy analysis considering the annual balance of input from the grid and output from renewable power systems is made.

One suggestion in this regard is a better balance of input.

Sometimes those random samples are weighted to achieve a balance of input from underrepresented groups in the sample (more on this later).

One factor that contributes to the maintenance of Golgi structure is the balance of input and output from membrane trafficking pathways, and increases in anterograde membrane flux by overexpression of the vesicular stomatitis G-protein (VSVG) secretory cargo has been shown to increase the size of the Golgi apparatus [3].

The representative sampling underwent two stages, i.e. (i) the sampling of provinces, and (ii) the sampling of locations within the province, thus creating an optimum balance of input-output efficiency.

When flies face starvation, the balance of these inputs shifts to favor Or42b over Or85a inputs, as mediated by selective upregulation of sNPFR and DTKR in these ORNs, respectively.

The balance of nitrogen inputs and outputs in a shelterbelt indicated that the internal recycling of this element is of crucial importance for the controlling efficiency of nitrogen compounds spreading in an environment.

Weathering of parent material explained 69% of the P found in soils and lost from the catchment since deglaciation, implying that long-term atmospheric P deposition (0.02 kg ha− 1 yr− 1) represented the balance of P inputs (31%) during the past 10,000 years of soil development.