Sentence examples for increased balance from inspiring English sources
This was required by the federal USA Patriot Act of 2001, given the account's sharply increased balance, which reached $771,000 by the end of that year.
We found that head load carriage when standing on uphill afflicted and engendered increased balance deterioration in healthy young subjects.
The most important findings were: 7/11 patients experienced a significant increase in balance confidence (>+2SD) in at least one self-selected activity, 9/11 scored a higher overall balance confidence in ABC scale (mean +13%, p = 0.014), and increased balance performance in Step test (mean +18%, p = 0.008).
To the extent that correlations between the introduced variable and unmeasured confounders produce biases in the introduced variable-outcome association that are similar in size to the amount of increased balance occurring in these covariates, an adjustment that partially reflects the unmeasured covariates could actually be advantageous.
High heeled wedges are the easiest high shoes to walk in, as the heel is fully attached to the sole of the shoe, giving you increased balance and comfort.
In addition, step width tends to increase with pregnancy, a change consistent with the need for an increased balance, also an emphasis on safety, which is characterized by the change in path of the COG [ 12– 17].
This is due to the increased balancing challenges in future UK system with high penetration of renewable energy.
This could be interpreted as an indication of increased balancing selection or relaxed purifying selection acting on these genes.
It comes down to ostensibly reduced weight, a centralized driver's seat to increase balance, and a "pop-up" rear end that apparently makes room for passengers.
The "end result" of this whole system of pointers is usually an increasing balance on a revolving credit facility — a credit card.
In 1980, newly elected U.S. President Ronald Reagan's administration brought about increasing balance of payments deficits and budget deficits.
