Sentence examples for continual balance from inspiring English sources

Life is a continual balance of good days and bad days.

In addition to describing VEGF binding to the receptors, they describe the continual balance between secretion of unligated VEGF receptors (at a rate sR) and internalization (kint), VEGF165 bridging of VEGFR2 and NRP1, VEGFR1/NRP1 coupling (kc) and uncoupling (kuc), and VEGF114 binding to the VEGFR1-NRP1 complex.

Patrick Matthew wrote in the obscure book On Naval Timber and Arboriculture (1831) of "continual balancing of life to circumstance.... [The] progeny of the same parents, under great differences of circumstance, might, in several generations, even become distinct species, incapable of co-reproduction".

The strengths of the guide lie mainly in the case-oriented approach characterized by a continual balancing between within-case and cross-case analysis, a forward backward dynamic using the constant comparative and the interdisciplinary team approach [ 21].

Life is a continual act of balancing between pain and pleasure, and to lead a normal life we have to maintain that equilibrium.

The accumulation of LC3-positive puncta upon BafA1-mediated inhibition of lysosomal activity suggested that the basal steady condition does not reflect a static "off" state of the autophagic machinery, but rather a balance of continual synthesis and turnover.

A similar dual regulation might be very effective in ensuring that PI35P2 undergoes continual production that is balanced by continual consumption, and thus promoting an elevated flux of PI35P2 through a phosphorylation dephosphorylation cycle.

This is balanced by continual degradation of unassembled ribosomal proteins in the nucleoplasm, thereby providing a mechanism for mammalian cells to ensure that ribosomal protein levels are never rate limiting for the efficient assembly of ribosome subunits.

This was inspired by the work of Frederich Froebel, inventor of kindergarten, in part to acknowledge how (as O'Kane explains in his artist statement) "becoming a parent opened my eyes up to not only my parents' influence on us as children … but also how life and art and striking a balance is a continual process and should be approached as such.

Account balances should be examined on a continual basis, rather than just before preparing the trial balance at the end of the accounting period.

Meanwhile, Tony Clement, former Industry Minister and current Treasury Board president, is rehashing the "privacy concerns" argument from 2010 claiming, "We've balanced off the government's continual need for data with privacy concerns.