Sentence examples for balanced profile from inspiring English sources

In earlier research, Nielsen found that not only do more people read tweets about TV rather than create them (viewers outnumber authors by a 50-1 margin, says Nielsen), but those tweet viewers tend to represent a more demographically balanced profile than those creating the tweets.

We then categorized 47 samples tested by aCGH into ERBB2 loss, balanced profile, low copy number gain and high-level amplification of ERBB2 (Fig  3E).

Next time give a more balanced profile when discussing one of our presidential candidates.Robert Derenthal Lakeport, CaliforniaSIR —I wanted to complement your article on Mitt Romney.

Susan Dominus's balanced profile (May 23) of Firefighter John Zazulka's post 9/11 personal life was a reminder of how futile attempts to assign "good guy/gal, bad guy/gal" labels are in matters of the heart.

Where do you see the best investment opportunities? A. While this would all hinge on the risk profile of individuals, our recommended asset allocation is to modestly overweight stocks and underweight bonds for a balanced profile.

The findings suggest that, given this more balanced profile, girls, compared to boys, are less at risk of losing touch with traditional print-based educational literacy in school.

Another recent CGH study demonstrated balanced profiles in 21% of intracranial ependymomas, but none of the spinal tumours (Hirose et al, 2001).

Such changes would strongly affect glacial dynamics, the mass balance profile and mass-flux during succeeding glaciations, especially for low-gradient outlet glaciers occupying low areas.

Changes in bodyweight followed fluid balance profile.

In PAN-NS, the sodium balance profile is biphasic: on day 7 after injection, the PAN-NS rats compared with control rats exhibited a reduced FENa+ accompanied with marked ascites accumulation, whereas on day 14 after injection the PAN-NS rats presented an increased FENa+ accompanied with ascites of much smaller magnitude (Table 1).

They have shown that people with more balanced ability profiles are less likely to choose science than those who tilt toward math.