Sentence examples for balance we found from inspiring English sources

This is the balance we found.

Using Stewart's quantitative approach to acid-base balance, we found that the strongest determinant of this acidosis was the SIG.

On balance, we found that these incentives were moderately effective in reducing anaemia rates among school children in rural China.

"Simply for giving the conservative point of view equal time, you call Fox 'conservative.' You have radio guys on NPR 24/7!" In response, Mr. Sinton said: "While individuals on those networks may occasionally express views that are left of center, on balance we find those organizations to be pretty centrist.

Richard Powers, whose 1985 novel "Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance" contained the aphorism "No observation without involvement; no fact without interpretation," explores topologies of thought with the same balance we find in McElroy, while David Foster Wallace identified McElroy's "Lookout Cartridge" (1974) as one of the ancestors of "Infinite Jest".

Using a difference-in-differences research design combined with entropy balancing, we find that graduates of law who passed the state bar exam with an honors degree receive a significant earnings premium of about 14%.

When divided into groups for presence of balance impairment, we found that higher executive function z-scores were associated with lower fall counts in those with minimal balance impairment (p = 0.03) when adjusted for age, sex, CIRS and prior falls but was non-significant in those with balance impairment.

Among participants without balance impairment we found that higher executive function z-scores were associated with lower fall counts (p = 0.03) after adjustment for age, sex, health status and prior history of falls using negative binomial regression models.

Our study was powered to reflect 500-mL differences in fluid balance, while we found that the GDT group received more than twice the fluid input of the CTRL group.

Overall, the interview was balanced and we found no evidence of discrimination".

While patterns of polymorphism and divergence around ZRT1 suggest that nonsynonymous polymorphism within ZRT1 itself is the most likely target of balancing selection, we found no functional differences among three alleles, using two different phenotype assays.