Sentence examples for is counterbalanced with from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply weight in order to balance an opposing weight.
- Big brother counterbalances his two siblings to the pound.
But the 2012 audience is thought to be just over 500 million, when declines in China and other markets is counterbalanced with countries where F1 viewing is growing.
In these cases, the impact on abiotic stress could not be predicted and the gain for disease resistance is counterbalanced with the loss of resistance to abiotic stress.
Their idyllic adventures are captured in magical slow-motion sequences and soundtracked by the lush sounds of 1970s soul music, though the sweetness of the tone and images is counterbalanced with plenty of humor.
Researchers may discover that migrants' health behaviour may also be explained partially by the fact that their own health behaviour is counterbalanced with other obligations and major life stressors.
As interesting as work in the natural hosts may be, it is counterbalanced with the fact that there is great difficulty in working with these models both logistically and biologically.
The loss of information, due both to the short length of the reads and the error rate, is counterbalanced with high values for the coverage depth, that is, the average number of reads covering an arbitrary position in the target DNA sequence.
The hoops of light through which the models walked represented a modern way of looking at color, although that was counterbalanced with traditional paisley print.
Oddly, though, my gradual loss of faith and shift to agnosticism was counterbalanced with a growing appreciation for the positive source of meaning and empowerment that faith, spirituality, and collective religious practice can be in people's lives.
Taken together, the results are inconclusive, which means that every good reason to choose a particular sort of gap will be counterbalanced with just as good a reason not to.
Its overscaled pedestrian plaza was supposed to have been counterbalanced with a tower that never got built, and the architect's signature striated concrete feels a little sinister on a building that houses a mental health facility.
