Sentence examples for be balanced with excess from inspiring English sources

Thus, reduced hepatic insulin action must be balanced with excess peripheral insulin action to maintain glucose homeostasis.

But, she said, the desire to curb excesses must be "balanced with the desire to see continued auditor and investor interest".

The severe PSII photoinhibition in that species was largely responsible for preventing excess electron flow to PSI, thereby allowing the amount of active PSII to be balanced with the capacity of the PSI electron acceptors.

Any excess of short over long hedging must be balanced by an equal excess of long over short speculation.

The network with one source and two sinks can be balanced via different export schemes: a zero exports, b maximum export of renewable excess power with minimum overall power flow, c maximum export of renewable excess power with maximum reduction of local backup, d combined export of renewable excess and backup power with maximum reduction of local backup.

VEGFR2 is the main signalling VEGF receptor in endothelial cells, but its activity is balanced by VEGFR1, which sequesters excess VEGF with its extracellular domain (Shibuya, 2006; Kappas et al., 2008).

The cells are balanced passively by converting the excess charge to waste heat.

In the EBCCTG overview the non-significant excess of stroke deaths was balanced by a non-significant shortfall in cardiac deaths with little net effect on overall vascular mortality.

The study group excess in DCIS rates peaked at 6 to 7 years and was balanced by a deficit in invasive tumours at 8 to 9 years, with the screening of the control group.

This is caused by excess of alkalinity (( {text{HCO}}_{3}^ )), which has been balanced by alkalies (Na+ and K+).

Snoring appears to be closely associated with excess weight.