Sentence examples for comparative balance from inspiring English sources

The comparative balance of forces is thus in Russia's favour, and it not only can but should assert itself.

Optimal combination of evidence-based treatments should be based on a comparative balance that considers the advantages and disadvantages of sequential, parallel, and integrated approaches.

The goal was to establish a comparative normal balance baseline for further studies in older adults using the SOT assessment and to determine if getting out of bed in the middle of the night was itself a risk factor for balance impairment.

It's one of his better TV spots -- the ads definitely have their critics -- a well-done comparative that balances criticism of Whitman with praise for Brown, all from credible third party validators.

Over its lifespan, DERP has evolved methodologies to evaluate comparative evidence on the balance of drug therapy benefits and harms and to disseminate systematic reviews of that evidence in collaboration with a highly engaged stakeholder group.

Using comparative genomics and flux balance analysis, Pal et al. [ 8] concluded that the adaptive evolution of bacterial metabolic networks in response to changing environments proceeds essentially by horizontal gene transfer (i.e. genes acquired from other species) of genes involved primarily in the transport and catalysis of external nutrients.

Here, we demonstrate through comparative genomics that recombination selection balance results in a mosaic of variation along the genome of S. islandicus.

These comparative results should be balanced by the fact that the Choquet integral has required an initial configuration dependant on the user's preferences and a finite set of criteria.

Because the rise of technology has exacerbated the existing problem, making discovery more expensive and time-consuming, this Brief proposes that, when examining 28 U.S.C. § 1782 claims, courts adopt a more conservative approach to foreign-discoverability and a comparative approach to the balancing test set forth in Intel Corp. v. Advanced Micro Devices , Inc

Patients' baseline characteristics in comparative groups were well balanced, such as the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II score.

A comparative survey found Britons on balance to be unconcerned about religious conformity in their country and less concerned than Americans about the race or linguistic ability of immigrants.