Sentence examples for infancy balance from inspiring English sources
While this business is in its infancy, Balance Point is part of a bigger trend — the growing industry that invests in other people's lawsuits, arming plaintiffs with money to help them win more money from defendants.
For sensitive subpopulations, specific guidance exists to balance benefits and risks of fish consumption versus methylmercury exposure to optimize brain development during gestation and infancy (4, 30).
The conversation is still in its infancy, however, and finding that balance remains a challenge.
The debate about work-life balance was in its very infancy.
From the standpoint of human developmental ontogeny, the ability to achieve stable body balance requires many years of growth from infancy.
Oyama et al. [ 16] reported that antibiotic use during infancy in mice promotes a shift in the Th1/Th2 balance toward Th2-dominant immunity.
During infancy and childhood, the ego, which is the reality-oriented portion of the personality, develops to balance and complement the id.
As a result, the field is still in its infancy and the true potential of this target class has only recently been recognized as bearing adequate risk/gain balance to motivate directing strategic investments and drug discovery efforts into.
Watson was blind from infancy.
Three siblings die in infancy.
