Sentence examples for is slightly counterbalanced from inspiring English sources
After 1983, the decline in the sex difference in remaining life expectancy at age 50 is driven by the decline in the sex difference in smoking-related mortality but is slightly counterbalanced by the increase in sex difference for nonsmoking-related mortality, similar to what we observed for life expectancy at birth.
The substantial increase of referrals for dementia-specific reasons to neuropsychiatry and - to a lesser extent - to radiology is somewhat counterbalanced by a slightly reduced rate of referrals by and to dementia-unspecific disciplines, suggesting that dementia is - as expected - the major medical concern during the incidence quarter for the PCP (and probably for the patient).
In reality, until Coinbase adds more coins, it's not exactly a diversified portfolio so much as a slightly counterbalanced selection of Coinbase's current limited offerings.
The eye to which the target was presented was counterbalanced.
The brownies were slightly wet, slightly greasy.
Their farcical waddle is oddly counterbalanced by their elegant attire.
Asymptotically, this is then counterbalanced by additional adaption.
This was, however, counterbalanced in the surgical group by those patients who suffered slightly more GI symptoms of a postfundoplication nature, such as abdominal pain and other functional symptoms.
This is counterbalanced by its high reproductive rate.
This limitation is counterbalanced by considering UO.
