For example, as a means of balancing the possibilities offered by micro- and macro-political movements, Press and Skattebol promote the possibilities of: '…political action that recognise[s] and generate[s] localised responses, whilst at the same time engendering policy that enables more broadly based social justice' (180).
Two main themes emerged: "Contextual conditions for maternal health care" and "Balancing between possibilities and constraints".
As more and more health care systems implement genetic testing in the context of comprehensive electronic medical records, balancing clinical possibilities and patient preferences will be a significant challenge to their successful implementation and crucial to patient acceptance and clinical adoption of the potential treatment advances from genomic medicine.
As planting time approaches next month, they are balancing the possibility of greater income against the failed promises of the past, when bonanzas turned bust, sometimes at terrible cost.
But as planting time approaches, farmers in America's breadbasket are leery of the recent rise, balancing the possibility of greater income against the failed promises of the past.
When asked how he was balancing the possibility of landing a higher-paying job at a bigger program with No. 12 Cornell's matchup against No. 1 Kentucky, Donahue said it wasn't a problem.
This understanding was pragmatic because it balanced the possibilities and limits of futures research and realistically assessed them.
While the Magistrates Courtt prosecution had to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Terry had used the words in an insulting manner, the FA operates "on the balance of possibilities".
Official Xbox Magazine was more mixed, balancing the possibility of getting lost in the large levels with the likely appeal of these stages to 3D Sonic gamers, particularly those who had enjoyed Sonic Heroes.
As mentioned earlier, the 57-year-old female participant heard that the prognosis for her type of cancer was poor, and she struggled to find a solution by balancing the possibility of a 10% improvement against the potential harm to her body.
