In a saner Washington, a reasonable effort to control truly harmful leaks might be balanced by an equally serious effort to roll back excessive classification, so that we could have a more informed debate about drones and cyberwarfare and kill lists.
We are likely to see a lot of "Flight," "Lincoln," "Argo" and perhaps "The Master" (all fine movies, by the way), though such manly titles might be balanced, or even upstaged, by Kathryn Bigelow and "Zero Dark Thirty," starring Jessica Chastain as a C.I.A. officer involved in the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
The initial higher cost of the latter might be balanced by a decreased need for repeat intervention.
That way, any gender bias that might exist in one criteria might be balanced out by others.
In coastal areas characterised by high concentrations of humic substances, an increased UVR/PAR ratio might be balanced by the preferential absorption of the coloured part of the dissolved organic matter (cDOM) [25] in the UVR range.
Integrated sediment delivery-biogeochemical models need to answer the question on how carbon mineralization during detachment and transport might be balanced or even off-set by carbon sequestration due to dynamic replacement and sediment burial.
The trends are also reflected in the higher investment cost and membrane area related operating costs of the counter-current diafiltration process but might be balanced by reduced costs for pre-treatment of the diafiltration liquid and concentration/post-treatment of the permeate.
On the other hand, this might be balanced by a corresponding reduction in the repertoire of functional T cell receptors as a result of greater T cell depletion during thymic development [35].
Hence, breakdown of PARP-1 (which would reduce the angiogenic program) might be balanced by increased VEGF production by cathepsins.
These findings suggest a mechanism by which growth suppressive influences in the lymphoma environment might be balanced.
