Sentence examples for basis of balanced from inspiring English sources

The journalists who hailed from all over were selected on the basis of balanced regional representation from Yemen's various governorates (provinces) and in keeping with political sensitivities.

Of the different AIM panels tested in the present study, only GAL [ 5] was initially designed using a criterion of SNP informativeness; thus, markers were selected on the basis of balanced cumulative LSBL values in the targeted populations.

Australia's Healthy Eating Pyramid has undergone a drastic revision, with fruit and vegetables replacing carbohydrates as the basis of a balanced meal.

Its main innovative principle is an objective driven engine: jobs to be processed are selected on the basis of a balanced evaluation of how well they fulfill efficiency and effectiveness objectives.

In addition, because the depths and dip angles of two nearly E-W-striking strike-slip faults are still unclear, the fault depths of the Hsinhua (number 4 in Fig. 1) and Fengshan transfer faults (number 9 in Fig. 1) were set as 10 km, and the nearly vertical fault planes (dip angles between 90° and 70°) were assigned on the basis of limited balanced cross sections (Huang et al. 2004).

For that reason, the political effects and the philosophical basis of a balanced budget amendment must be considered along with its economic effects.

One possibility is to evaluate the treatment on basis of the balanced ethanol yield (BEY) (Table  2) [ 76].

Taken in combination, the proposed measures form the basis of a balanced scorecard of crucial, evidence-based objectives for successful HIV service delivery programs in resource-limited settings.

According to Jia Choi, president of O'ngo Food Communications, a cookery school in Seoul, kimchi forms the basis of a perfectly balanced meal: several dishes made with seasonal vegetables, with a smaller quantity of rice or noodle dishes providing the carbohydrate.

The expression of interest emails resulted in 71 responses from ED doctors and nurses (39 ACEM and 32 CENA members), from which 20 ED doctors and 16 ED nurses were chosen to be interviewed on the basis of achieving a balanced sample from metropolitan and rural/regional EDs, the Australian states and territories, and ED seniority.

Admitting that the discussion on faith schools is "hairy terrain", Hunt said: "Our answer is making sure Ofsted inspects schools on the basis of a broad and balanced curriculum".