It had everything lovers of this dish expect: a balanced dressing and housemade, buttery croutons.
One does not expect a balanced judgment of a person's merits to be found in a church epitaph: one expects merits.
Princeton has created a $100 million "rainy-day" fund, separate from the endowment, to help in case of a shortfall, but the administration expects a balanced budget in coming years.
In a children's book one doesn't expect a balanced scholarly analysis, but one wants something less saccharine than "People accepted Islam because Muhammad taught God's words that said that all men and women, black and white, rich and poor, must be treated with dignity and respect".
Columnist Martin Knelman, in the Toronto Star, advised, "Don't expect a balanced account of the troubles that brewed.
Regardless of your position here, one thing I feel is fair to say is that cryptocurrency presently lacks one element of money that we all have come to count on and expect, a balanced and stable 'unit of account.' A 'unit of account' is a term used in economics to describe a real value (or cost) of an economic item.
Prior research on maltreatment in these age-groups (<16 years) [ 1– 4, 6– 8, 22, 139– 141] leads us to expect a balanced gender distribution in all samples, but higher incidences of (a).
Looking at the data, I do think that the manuscript has value but I would have expected a much more balanced paper (with the inclusion of appropriate citations and better emphasis on what's novel) for publication in eLife.
It was expected that a balanced and robust PRNT response to CYD-TDV against all four serotypes, which was shown in this study and other studies, 9– 15, 26, 27 would translate into protection.
It is logical, however, to expect a reasonably balanced treatment of the topics covered.
