Sentence examples for be balanced with due from inspiring English sources

But he also said the use of such a test would have to be balanced with due process.

Team Obama better hope that the expected losses next week from his debate performance will be balanced with gains due to unemployment getting below eightpercentt.

Long-term benefits in animal breeding programs require that increases in genetic merit be balanced with the need to maintain diversity (lost due to inbreeding).

In addition, the most recent budget -- $572 million for the year 1999-2000 -- was "balanced" with about $40 million in phantom state aid that the city was not due.

This feature is likely due to injection of BC-scrubbed air via convection being balanced with latitudinal mixing from the extra tropics into the tropical tropopause layer (TTL).

Owing to the lack of correlation between mir143 expression and clinical correlates despite its association with ERK5 expression, we hypothesised that, due to the large number of putative target genes, the overall effects of mir143 on growth and tumourigenesis may be balanced out due to effects on genes with opposing function.

Your research effort must be balanced, though, with an ability to sell your ideas and secure credit where credit is due, he added.

Due to logistical constraints some experimenters worked only with the crows, and testing with long and short-term experimenters could not be balanced across seasons (Table 1).

But that compassion was not balanced by due concern for the interests of the relatives.

Treatment groups were equally balanced for discontinuation due to nonadherence with protocol-related procedures (fluoxetine: 1 patient [6%]; placebo: 1 patient [6%]), and patient decision (fluoxetine: 1 patient [6%]; placebo: 1 patient [6%]).

The key with this position is balance.