Sentence examples for change this balance from inspiring English sources

The practical meaning of the policy of engagement has been to change this balance — to accept the regime's bona fides more than had been true before, to throttle back the language of accusation and threat.

It is now well established that the distribution of a porewater solute is determined by the balance between transport and reaction processes, and that irrigating infauna may change this balance dramatically by enhancing transport conditions.

In the 1890s, technology began to change this balance.

Baas et al. [ 16] were not able to change this balance between bone formation and bone resorption.

Navarro et al. (2008) further suggested that GA might change this balance by degradation of DELLAs, thus promoting resistance to biotrophs and susceptibility to necrotrophs.

Recent developments in stem cell biology have the potential to change this balance because patient-derived stem cells provide genetically relevant cellular models that can be used to understand aetiology and as a platform for drug discovery (Mackay-Sim, 2012; Mackay-Sim, 2013).

Changes in the frequency to be measured cause a change in this balance that can be measured by the deflection of a pointer on a scale.

Just over a third (36%) say the coalition is handling things well, against 54% who say they are managing them badly, with little change in this balance over the past six months.

A change in this balance in favor of free radicals deteriorates the oxidative balance and produces oxidative tissue damage associated with oxidative stress [ 10].

"The minute you change this delicate balance of light and shadow, if you change by removing shadow because the girl has a lot of bad pores, suddenly this girl will look as if she has been Botoxed," Dangin said.

External factors that change this dynamic balance also change NaOCl's efficiency.