Sentence examples for expected to be balanced from inspiring English sources

The ensemble's home, the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, has just had a $5 million makeover, and the budget is expected to be balanced this season.

The discrepancy between the short- and the long-term deformations is expected to be balanced by a super-cycle earthquake along the Japan Trench (Ikeda 1996), but it was not balanced by the co-seismic deformation of the 2011 Tohoku-oki mega earthquake (Mw9.0) (e.g., Ozawa et al. 2011; Ikeda et al. 2012; Nishimura 2014).

The number of up- and downregulated genes is expected to be balanced for each comparison.

Moreover, the valuable information gained by dual energy techniques is expected to be balanced against the slight increase in risk due to patient dose.

The other 55 metabolites, including cofactors (NAD/ NADH, NADP/NADPH, and FAD/FADH2) and ADP/ATP are internal, meaning that they are expected to be balanced at steady state [ 17].

Although this was a randomised controlled trial and participants in both groups were expected to be balanced at baseline, baseline costs and outcomes could be predictors of follow-up values.

Just don't expect to be balanced all the time - you are setting yourself up for expectations that may not be realistic.

"Two matches that are expected to be evenly balanced, a tie that is expected to go all the way.

When there is no fault in the system, the voltage and currents are expected to be nearly balanced.

These different densities impact negatively the CGP protocol since clusters are expected to be equally balanced throughout the simulation, however the CGP will still present a good performance.

In 2006 the pension scheme was expected to be in balance but the BBC was not planning to increase its contributions significantly until April 2007, leaving the fund short of income worth around £150 million.