Investors balanced the implications of a modest rise in home prices against a report showing that consumer confidence had declined for a second month, to its lowest levels since April.
Since its launch in 1996, the channel's motto has been "Fair and Balanced", the implication being that other sources of news, like the New York Times, CNN and the BBC are unfair and biased.
When planning medicine/excipient exposure studies the research question to be answered needs to be balanced against the implications of study design.
Management will always talk about having a healthy work-life balance but the implication is there that you could be doing more, fixing more bugs, taking on more work.
(And while the company could profit from not having to share fares with drivers, the balance sheet implications of owning thousands of self-driving automobiles could make the company's financial model less attractive to investors).
We stack panels on "career-life balance" with women, leaving the implication that balance is something only women ought to worry about.
Although negative ones are emphasised in public accounts such as local authority consultations, in more deliberative settings (such as focus groups), participants balanced these implications for personal wellbeing against broader determinants of health, such as carbon emission reduction and divesting resources to spend on other services, which might accrue from reduced energy expenditure.
Conclusion Balancing on centre or prognostic factors is common in trials but often poorly described, and the implications of balancing are poorly understood.
Although lp5 was not a prospective disease resistance candidate, the implications of balancing selection within this locus prompts further investigations on the function of this gene.
But they will have the luxury of insisting that they are engaged merely in textual tidying up.With luck, they will dwell a bit on the implications for the balance of power.
