Sentence examples for balanced interplay from inspiring English sources
To facilitate this task, Cardano distinguishes between disciplines in which the theoretical aspect is more prevalent (such as geometry and theology), disciplines which are characterized by a balanced interplay of theory (scientia) and practice (usus), such as medicine and law, and finally disciplines in which practice (exercitatio) is essential, like moral philosophy.
Through this lens we see the interplay of Breath, this balanced interplay of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the global atmosphere, the very Breath of Life throughout our planet, as God's Presence in our midst.
Protection against M. tb, an intracellular pathogen, probably requires a finely balanced interplay between cells of the innate and adaptive immune system.
Such a balanced interplay between exercise and nutrition is generally effective for preventing exercise-induced hypoglycaemia.
Several cystatin functions have been proposed, but all involve a balanced interplay with a cysteine protease to regulate proteolytic activity [ 2, 3].
Lineage-specifying factors such as T-bet, GATA3 and FOXP3 are frequently co-expressed in different lineages and the balanced interplay between them dictates the resultant cell state.
Two designed photonic crystals matched the phase by utilizing and balancing the interplay of material dispersion and the geometrical dispersion are reported, as well as a tested photonic crystal to show the validity and efficiency of our approaches.
It is well known that cerebral injury induces a disturbance of the normally well-balanced interplay between the immune system and the CNS.
Mounting evidence has shown that miRNAs can orchestrate the expression of mRNAs and that the well-balanced interplay between the miRNAome and protein-coding gene expression plays a crucial role in an organism's development [ 48- 50].
Therefore, a common partner, such as a Runx protein, can provide the pivot through which transcription factor interplay is balanced.
But the best feature of this performance was the colouring, balance and interplay between the strings and the orchestra's often superb wind sections, especially in the adagio.
