Sentence examples for more balanced use from inspiring English sources

After 100 h of continuous cell operation, the examination of the reduction and oxidation stability of the anodic surface reveals that the improvement of flow uniformity in flow distributors is useful to achieve a more balanced use of the anodic catalyst.

Ms. Sadik-Khan, a cyclist herself, has led the Bloomberg administration's efforts to siphon off city road space from automobiles in favor of pedestrians and bicyclists, an effort that officials say creates a more balanced use of the city's streets.

Siempo fits in within this broader category of self-care apps focused on a more balanced use of technology.

The econometric results suggest that when the policy mix is characterised by a more balanced use in demand-pull and technology-push instruments, its positive effects on eco-innovation tend to be greater.

If you're commited to establishing more balanced use of screens and digital devices, don't expect your kids to say, "Gee, thanks Mom for cutting back our online time!" The fact is, tablets, cell phones, laptops and the whole array of electronic devices are highly stimulating.

This is in line with the more balanced use of both hands in everyday-life of aged subjects we found.

Whereas the Shakespearean sonnet has a top-heavy structure of 3 quatrains and a couplet, the Petrarchan sonnet is a little more balanced, using an eight-line octand and a six-line sestet to develop the poem's subject.

Consider William Wordsworth's "Nuns Fret Not at Their Convent's Narrow Room" as an example for analysis Whereas the Shakespearean sonnet has a top-heavy structure of 3 quatrains and a couplet, the Petrarchan sonnet is a little more balanced, using an eight-line octand and a six-line sestet to develop the poem's subject.

To clarify the SET protein subfamily to which apicomplexan Set2 belongs, we produced a tree with more balanced sampling, using only sequences of P. falciparum along with Set family exemplars from plants, animals and yeast, and Set proteins from ciliates and P. marinus.

Such a setup would have yielded a more balanced design for use in the generalisability study and might have provided more information on possible factors (for example, assessor or case) contributing to the non-informative variation in the overall judgements.

Now that you're more balanced, you can use your hands to pull on the boot harder.