Sentence examples for overload balance from inspiring English sources

From a SOC perspective, formal social and contextual structures need to be in place such as appropriate involvement, access, environment and equipment in order for an underload and overload balance to be maintained [ 16].

Not wanting to overload its balance sheet, Anadarko used some creative financing.

According to Antonovsky, SOC develops in childhood and early adulthood when people have life experiences that are characterised by an overload-underload balance (i.e. influencing manageability), consistency (i.e. influencing comprehensibility), and socially relevant decision-making (i.e. influencing meaningfulness) [ 35].

He sees an analogy with Britain's frothy property market in the 1960s, when it was the flashy listed firms that overloaded their balance-sheets with debt, whereas the unlisted firms stayed trim and came out on top.

We defined fluid overload as a fluid balance > 5%.

According to Antonovsky, experiences of appropriate load balance (underload – overload) are decisive in determining the sense of manageability.

In the subgroup of patients with data on pre-RRT fluid balance, fluid overload at RRT initiation did not modify the association of mean daily fluid balance with mortality.

Nero's Joe Ray and Dan Stephens met when they were sixteen, began making tracks two years later, and now, eight years after that, they are doing their best to balance the bass overload of dubstep and the melodic narrative of traditional songs.

Accordingly, large amounts of fluids are often administered with a resulting positive fluid balance and fluid overload.

A patient's right to informed consent requires a balance between information overload and uninformed consent.

There was no interaction between the effects of fluid overload and mean daily fluid balance (interaction P = 0.72).