Sentence examples for compiling the balance from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Finance has been compiling the balance sheets of the government from 2003.

By compiling the balance sheets of a small number of currency metabolites, we were able to fully characterise the energy metabolism as predicted by the model and to identify a possibility for model refinement in NADPH metabolism.

We have demonstrated how the energy metabolism of the cell, as predicted by the model, can be characterised by compiling the balance sheets of a handful of currency metabolites.

The main sources of official data on migrants' remittances are the annual balance-of-payments records of countries, which are compiled in the Balance of payments yearbook published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (see Fig. 2).

An important consideration for ChIP-seq peak detection concerns the desired balance between sensitivity and specificity in compiling the final candidate peak list.

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Of course split condoms aren't usually an occasion to bring out the champagne - the condom manufacturers should do some serious thinking about the quality of their product - but what had me rejoicing was this reminder that having a baby isn't a matter of compiling a balance sheet of costs, benefits, and risks.

Up to 35% of A&E visits are down to alcohol, says Balance North East, which has compiled the report.

Williams' point is rather that the whole business of compiling balance-sheets of the utilitarian sort is incompatible with the phenomenon of agency as we know it: "the reason why utilitarianism cannot understand integrity is that it cannot coherently describe the relations between a man's projects and his actions" (UFA: 100).

· Lee Elliot Major compiled the tables.

Emily Eakin and Felicia R. Lee compiled the responses.