Sentence examples for manipulating this balance from inspiring English sources
By manipulating this balance via changing flow rates and microfluidic geometry, we can achieve monodisperse droplets on chip that have a concentration as high as 80,000 drops per microliter (volume fraction of 66%).
Understanding the mechanism underlying this balance between survival and death may suggest strategies to manipulate this balance for therapeutic purposes in diseases where TNF may have a role such as cancer, inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.
This could explain Wif1's dual properties by manipulating the balance between canonical and non-canonical Wnt signaling for enhancing cardiomyocyte differentiation.
Manipulating the balance between enthalpic and entropic contributions provides one of the opportunities to precisely control the spatial distribution of NPs in BCPs assemblies.
However, our experiments and model demonstrate that anatomical structure is not the sole determining factor for population coupling; it can also be tuned by manipulating the balance of excitation and inhibition.
"You can manipulate the balance between the factions".
The ratio between the magnitudes of gains and losses varied in order to manipulate the balance of conflict.
Our focus here is on how vegetation management can be used to manipulate the balance of ecosystem services at a landscape scale.
For sure there was a use of the technology change where we manipulated the force or manipulated the balance of those forces, but the guys on board the boat changed their technique, so there's this fantastic human element to this which really won the day in the end, which is great".
Furthermore, understanding these phenomena will be critical for the design of immunotherapy that seeks to disrupt lineage-specific T-cell responses and may suggest ways to manipulate the balance between pathogenic and regulatory lymphocytes for the restoration of homeostasis.
The S.E.C.'s decision came in stark contrast to a report by Lehman's bankruptcy-court examiner, who accused executives of using an accounting gimmick to "manipulate" the balance sheet.
