Sentence examples for minimal balance from inspiring English sources

The modular design results in minimal balance of system costs and enables high deployment rates with a rapid realization of economies of scale.

Abe Hayeem's recent article is typical of this tendency, in that he seamlessly moves from Operation Cast Lead (which was conducted in an indefensible manner – even though Hayeem might have mentioned the years of shelling of southern Israel by Qassams for minimal balance) to Tel Aviv's Centennial Festivities by pointing out that the history of Tel Aviv is part of the expropriation of 1948.

Lower scores on executive function tests are a risk factor for falls in participants with minimal balance impairment.

Participants will be taught a home exercise program of minimal balance training, slowly progressing from standing on one leg while holding a rail for support, to unsupported single leg stance, moving toes up and down, and with eyes closed.

When divided into groups for presence of balance impairment, we found that higher executive function z-scores were associated with lower fall counts in those with minimal balance impairment (p = 0.03) when adjusted for age, sex, CIRS and prior falls but was non-significant in those with balance impairment.

*: p < 0.05, **: p < 0.01 We further assessed the association between executive function and number of falls among those with no or minimal balance impairment (Tinetti balance scale > 23 of 26, n = 96) and those with balance impairment (Tinetti balance scale < = 23, n = 92) separately.

System configurations explored herein range from a simple system with minimal balance-of-plant components to more complex systems including turbine expansion for increased electrical efficiency, and separating water for higher energy density storage.

Sheer Coverage is good for light minimal balancing needs, more like a Tinted Moisturizer.

This study uses an adaptive randomization approach with minimal sufficient balance algorithm [ 22, 23] to minimize imbalances in important prognostic variables at baseline including gender, age, BMI, physical function, and knee range of motion.

A balance must be struck between a low avascular necrosis rate and minimal residual acetabular dysplasia.

The risks to the living kidney donor are thought to be minimal when balanced against the benefits for the recipient [ 4– 8].