Sentence examples for may well balance from inspiring English sources

Different bulletins take turns in interviewing party leaders over the course of the campaign trail so coverage may well balance out.

This may represent a further positive feature of RLX treatment that may well balance collagen turnover, thus avoiding the uncontrolled fibrosis seen in hypertrophic healing.

However, adjuvant systemic therapy is currently given to a high proportion of patients aged <40 years (56% in our study) and a protective effect of systemic therapy may well balance any increased risk caused by irradiation.

Depending on the ham's flavor, the stock may be well balanced and light, or very salty and/or smoky.

Sure, employees at some point have to make tough choices during their working lifetime — and some may well involve balancing the demands of work and family, especially during this current economic downturn.

The number of subjects may not be well balanced across treatment cycles or arms, and the number of evaluable subjects is also affected by unscheduled dose and sampling time due to dose interruption/reduction or patient discontinuation.

A Poisson regression model was used to compare the incidence rate of surgery across tegaserod exposure categories incorporating covariate adjustment, since changes in therapy may be related to patient characteristics, so that exposure categories may not be as well balanced with respect to covariates as were the originally-matched cohorts.

As for the two land-based modes, namely railways and roads, at first sight, the planning schemes may look similar and well balanced, as there are concrete long-term development schemes for both the high-speed railway and the expressways.

We used forced-entry methods to include the allocated group and factors that may not have been well balanced between arms at baseline, while other potential predictors were included based on a P-value<0.20 in univariate analysis and were selected using a backward procedure.

Furthermore, often for practical reasons multiple blocks are required to fully randomize a study, which may not have been well balanced within blocks.

Because the small sample size meant that the groups may not have been well balanced at baseline, effect sizes were also calculated based on figures adjusted for baseline variables.