Sentence examples for model of balancing from inspiring English sources

But Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, a liberal group in Washington that advocates reworking immigration law, offered New Mexico as a model of balancing a push for border security — Mr. Richardson once declared a state of emergency there — with coping with the illegal immigrants already in this country.

Despite fundamental changes in the economic environment, the model of balancing flexibility in the labor market with generous social protection and active labor market policies does pay off.

While the general concept is seen to dominate the field [13], the model of balancing exploration and exploitation was presented by March [7] as a way to enable organizational ambidexterity in an organization.

By considering a model of balancing selection for HLA-DRB1, we here estimate a coefficient of selection of 2.2% for this locus (although weaker in Europe than in Africa), which is in line with what was estimated from synonymous versus non-synonymous substitution rates.

The mlHKA test identified that a model of balancing selection best explained the patterns of genetic variation in these 23 NBS-encoding domestication and improvement candidates (mean log likelihood ratio test statistic = 493.2; P < 0.0001 for all comparisons; Additional file 2: Table S3).

In the 12 years that he has run the opera house, he has transformed it from an institution beset by a succession of artistic directors, funding problems and a reputation for elitest money-wasting, to a model of balanced budgets, expanded access and artistic stability.

Second, the orientation of each C > T (or G > A) mutation is compared to a model of balanced read pair orientation (binomial with p = 0.5: no artifact) and a biased orientation characteristic of FFPE artifacts (binomial with p = 0.96), as FFPE-induced artifacts affect one of the DNA strands.

Our data fit better the models of balancing selection than a random model of gene loss, even though we cannot exclude the possibility that pseudogenization of one gene accelerates the loss of the other genes in the operon.

Whatever its date and use, it is a model of balance enlivened by variation, structure surprised by pleasure.

The panel's favorite, the 15-year-old Barbancourt Estate Réserve from Haiti, was a model of balance and elegance, smooth and clearly rum.

If the radiant right-hand melody of No. 22 (G minor) was overwhelmed by stabbing left-hand chords, overall Mr. Cohen's performance was a model of balance and imagination.