Sentence examples for example of balance from inspiring English sources

The apple, brussels sprouts and turnip hash is a splendid example of balance, with the fruity sweetness of apple playing off the salty richness of bacon and the bitterness of the vegetables.

In a collection of essays, Kävelymusiikkia pienille virahevoille (1957; "Promenade Music for Small Hippopotamuses"), she pointed to Chinese Taoism as an example of balance between rigid organization and chaos.

Montados are Mediterranean agro-forestry-pastoral systems recognized as an excellent example of balance between socio-economic development and biodiversity conservation.

A great example of balance between family and business.

Another example of balance would mean a "human friendly" environment in the cyber workplace.

And he drew the ire of some Republicans last fall when he criticized a Republican proposal to reduce tax credits for the working poor as an example of balancing the budget "on the backs of the poor".

In any case, the researchers suggest that the evolution of bitter-taste perception is a vivid example of "balancing selection --a proceselection --aultiple verselection --ane are maintained in a processinn, perhaps because different variants are advantageous in different environments.

As an example of balancing these competing criteria, consider my choice of a 100-monomer (at 2.45 nm per monomer) rigid segment size in simulating ParM mediated segregation of plasmids in E. coli with longest axis of 3 µm.

MHC genes are perhaps the most thoroughly studied example of adaptive molecular evolution, representing a classic example of balancing selection [ 2- 4].

An example of balancing selection is the guanine to adenine transition at the +250 site within the lymphotoxin alpha gene, which is associated with increased TNF expression and also with higher risk of severe sepsis but lower risk of prolonged mechanical ventilation after coronary artery bypass graft surgery [ 4, 10].

A classic example of balancing selection is found at the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) loci [ 41], where high levels of polymorphisms in the functional MHC genes may confer a selective advantage to the heterozygotes by enabling them to process a wider range of pathogen antigens on T cells.