"energetic balance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the equilibrium achieved between getting enough energy to maintain activity levels and avoiding feeling too tired. For example, "I try to maintain an energetic balance by getting enough rest and eating healthy foods."
Complete substitution of dietetic starch by maltodextrin provides more glucose for longer, increasing energetic balance.
Software for calculation of energetic balance of the linear optical rasters is described.
Therefore, the energetic balance is more favorable than for alternative processes converting biomass as a whole.
The variations of energetic balance of Earth's climatic system for the last 50 years are estimated.
The significance is analyzed for the possible influence of variations of solar constant upon the energetic balance of the atmosphere.
We performed a dynamic parametric simulation using the software EnergyPlus to quantify the energetic balance of the hypogeous structures during one calendar year.
Other recommendations are focused on the external façades of the buildings, thus allowing to improve both the internal energetic balance and the effects on the external urban environment.
In contrast, when gelatin was used as binder, energetic balance was similar to that obtained in animals fed natural crab, indicating that octopuses can digest gelatin.
The reliability of this technique depends upon interfacial adhesion, whose performance is usually evaluated through an energetic balance, assuming that the support is rigid.
Intragranular nucleation is enhanced by the presence of MnS inclusions covered by a CuS layer leading to an improvement in the global energetic balance for the transformation.
This better energetic balance is obtained by replacing a high-energy interface between inclusion and austenite with a lower energy interface between inclusion and ferrite.
