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The study is now broadened to consider laminates with Extension-Shearing Bending-Twisting coupling, beyond the less well-known un-balanced and symmetric design rule or indeed balanced and symmetric designs with off-axis alignment.

On paper he has, indeed, balanced the budget.

Although some colleges have indeed balanced academic concerns and those of the marketplace, others, he added, "have struck bargains only Faust could love".

Anna is forceful about the need for balance, and this recipe demonstrates how important harmony is: the creaminess of the rice is punctuated by the citrus tang of the lemon, so that both richness and sharpness are contained, indeed balanced.

Next, we consider the normalized differences in average covariates to assess whether the treatment and control groups observed characteristics are indeed balanced conditional on the estimated propensity score.

However, sceptics question whether the benefits are indeed balanced between wildlife and pastoralism or could be re-balanced to favour one sector more than another.

On Death After Life, he indeed balances backbreaking, meticulous sound design with a genuine attention to making bodies move.

Indeed, balancing selection on the ABS can maintain synonymous sequence variation in exon 2 due to genetic hitchhiking, while recombination causes intron 1 to loose polymorphism by genetic drift.

Indeed, balances in the individual account can, under certain conditions, be used to finance investments such as education or the purchase of a house, or to increase the pension's value upon retirement.

Indeed, balance performances still improved one year after unilateral vestibular deafferentation and this improvement could be related to a reinforcement of the newly elaborated sensorimotor and behavioral strategies due to daily life activities [ 19].

Indeed, balance controlis a complex sensori-motor function which requires the integration of vestibular, visual, and somesthetic information into the central nervous system (pyramidal, extrapyramidal, and cerebellar systems) in order to maintain antigravitar postures and to produce a suitable response to any balance perturbation (Horak and McPherson 1996).