Sentence examples for more balanced solutions from inspiring English sources

Newer more balanced solutions are continuing to enter the market.

The combined approach of Ollivier and Foulley [ 37] (PCFst), which takes into account both within- and between-breed components of the genetic diversity, seems to provide more balanced solutions.

In the middle, 3D shape models (e.g. cylinders [35], parallelepipeds [36]) present a more balanced solution, as they can still be quickly calculated and they can represent various objects, with a reasonable feature precision and stability.

"The Cloud Act could have serious implications for the EU as it is far-reaching and creates a potential conflict with the EU data protection laws," it adds — saying a more balanced solution would have been to strengthen the existing international system of MLATs "with a view to encouraging international and judicial cooperation".

A more balanced solution is to encourage a more balanced diet.

"We would prefer a more balanced solution, one that relies on a combination of revenue increases and benefit adjustments," the ed board wrote this week.

A more balanced solution would be to assess conservation priorities on the basis of the contribution of each breed to the overall diversity, based on its molecular contribution to between- and within-breed kinships.

This is perhaps a reassuring finding because many cases of hyperchloremic acidosis are iatrogenic – due to the administration of saline-based intravenous fluids – and can mostly be avoided by resuscitating with a more balanced solution such as lactated Ringer's.

Not surprisingly, with more available clinical trial data, the debate behind fluid administration has expanded to include controversies surrounding particular solutions within each group, such as between HES versus albumin, and NS versus more balanced crystalloid solutions [22]-[24] [22]-[24]

Not surprisingly, with more available clinical trial data, the debate behind fluid administration has expanded to include controversies surrounding particular solutions within each group, such as between HES versus albumin, and NS versus more balanced crystalloid solutions [ 22]-[ 24].

Abnormal saline was also associated with increased incidence of acute kidney injury and need for renal replacement therapy in a cohort of critically ill patients [ 3] and had a higher in-hospital mortality rate than more balanced salt solutions [ 4].