Sentence examples for correctly balance from inspiring English sources
"The use of phages to correctly "balance" a disturbed gut microbiota [flora] following infection and or antibiotic treatment, for example, is really quite exciting," he said.
To examine the effectiveness of PSs and SMR weights to correctly balance baseline covariates between beneficiaries, we examined the means and proportions of baseline covariates before vs. after SMR weighting.
By four months, she could no longer correctly balance her checkbook and had worsened handwriting.
So denoising based on the whole spectrum is hardly able to correctly balance the false alarm result and low sensitivity.
However, using this approach, it is very difficult to correctly balance the forces within a cell and avoid affecting the neighbouring cells.
Rejected criticism that the investigatory powers bill, due before parliament this week, was going too far in enabling intrusive surveillance, arguing that it correctly balances privacy and security.
In short, if designed correctly, balanced-budget measures – increasing taxes in tandem with expenditures –could provide a large stimulus to the economy.
Correctly balancing the centrifugal force and the radial gas solid drag force requires an optimization of the fluidization chamber design for each given type of particles.
The appellate court said the trial judge correctly "balanced the need to sanction Mr. Isley's 'pathological' tax evasion against the need to accommodate Mr. Isley's poor health".
All three of the discs offer on-screen test patterns and tinted plastic filters that guide you through the process of adjusting your TV for proper brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation and tint, and fiddling with your surround-sound speakers until they're correctly balanced and positioned.
Writing to his father in January , 1917 when he was just seventeen years old, he ingenuously announces, "I realize more entirely every day, that I am preparing for a fine life: that I have powers, which, if correctly balanced, will enable me to mount to extraordinary latitudes".
