Sentence examples for balanced sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Although the medial and lateral collateral ligaments can be balanced sufficiently to provide stability, restoring or copying the functions of the cruciate ligaments remains a major problem [ 9, 10].

The slower N assimilation in (n) roots was associated with an accumulation of Glu and Asp, supporting the idea that the GS/GOGAT and the Tricarboxylic Acid (TCA) cycles were reciprocally balanced, sufficiently to sustain the storage of intermediates.

We emphasize the need for a balanced, sufficiently broad-based agenda, which is achievable.

The underlying interpretation is that the high affinity to bind in the seed region between a given miR and mRNA fragment should be balanced by sufficiently large affinity to bind in the non-seed regions (regions 1 and 2).

Selective gene exchange of this kind now seems likely to be relatively common whenever the weak introgressive pressure expected between species is more than balanced by sufficiently strong disruptive selection (although potentially quite weak in absolute terms) keeping some parts of the genome distinct.

Therefore, the department or human resources office must submit the approved termination form and, if applicable, the employee's timesheet and vacation balance, sufficiently in advance to permit final payment to be made on the employee's last day of employment.

11 What does seem to be clear is that inflammation can disturb metabolic balance sufficiently to interfere with insulin-directed glucose disposal.

IFN-γ did not affect IL-1β induced tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase-1 (TIMP-1) production by RA FLS but skewed the MMP/TIMP-1 balance sufficiently to attenuate glycosaminoglycan-depletion in our BACE model.

We then use the microsporidian V. culicis as an example to show that, at least in simple laboratory situations, we can manipulate a single environmental factor to influence both parameters – the benefit and the cost of resistance – in a way that might tip the evolutionary balance sufficiently to block the evolution of resistance.

Our models suggest that, by partially restoring the sensitivity of genetically resistant mosquitoes to the insecticide and decreasing their longevity when they are not exposed to the insecticide, increased stress (e.g., through a biopesticide such as V. culicis) may change the evolutionary balance sufficiently to block the evolution of resistance.

But he's too indistinct a character, to make the marital break-down a sufficiently balanced fight.