Sentence examples for perhaps balancing from inspiring English sources

The gene codes for a protein involved in sensing oxygen levels and perhaps balancing aerobic and anaerobic metabolism.

This iconic image offers multiple representations that provide the viewer with access to many of the core themes of the Leviathan: At the bottom are juxtaposed competing, or perhaps balancing, sources of Sovereign Authority images of Ecclesiastical Authority (on the right) and Human/Temporal Authority (on the left).

Swing your arms around with a closed fist back and forth in front of your body, perhaps balancing yourself on one foot and switching now and then or planting your feet and bending your knees.

They need these honest stories to perhaps balance what is otherwise presented as this shining possibility for everyone".

Just weeks ago, the smart money in Washington had President Obama approving the cross-border oil pipeline later this year, perhaps balanced with a package of unrelated climate change measures.

His view is echoed by LayneDiehl, from Martinsburg, W. Va., who says: "I have often seen the uprising voice in response to hate speech serve more to bolster that dignity and perhaps balance out to an extent any injury or insult otherwise intended toward the victims".

These patterns may be complemented, or perhaps balanced out to a certain extent, by increasing stratification of the oceans — that is, the formation of warm and cold layers of water at different depths which sometimes get stuck that way, making upwelling more difficult.

Borges argues against judging acts by their consequences: "The consequences of an act ramify and multiply and perhaps balance out in the end.

Kids who engage in philanthropic works learn that even they can make changes in the world, and perhaps balance out some societal injustices.

Our accompanying report [ 28] addresses other rapid estrogen-elicited signaling responses that, in concert with ERK activation, can affect and perhaps balance cell proliferation responses.

Available levels of proteins can cause competition between binding partners, which then can in turn shunt pathways to be activated, inhibited or perhaps balance out.