Sentence examples for point balancing from inspiring English sources

"Last.fm is poised at an inflection point, balancing fast growth, a sticky community and the opportunity for monetisation that does not distract the user," he added.

Taken all together these different observations on the peripheral vs central effect of the nutritional status are logical if we consider the ventromedial hypothalamus as part of the feedback loop in charge not only of the maintenance of the energy stores but also of euglycemia, a sort of check point balancing the peripheral effects of the nutritional status.

A Receiver-operating characteristic (ROC) curve of the linear predictor was used to identify the optimum cut point (balancing both sensitivity and specificity; Royston et al, 2009).

Pharmacometrics can provide the optimal way to evaluate an end point, balancing the need to be conservative but not excluding a drug with appropriate efficacy.

The k-mer size at this point balances the specificity and sensitivity of the information content.

It has to be straight in line both ways with the insertion point, and preferably supported on its balance point (balanced from fore and aft, and side to side), securely strapped (for example) from falling, not dangling or flopping around.

They slap hands between points, balancing each other.

Helminth infections and the use of helminth-derived products, such as ES-62, serve as valuable tools for dissecting key regulatory check-points balancing proinflammatory responses and resolution of pathogenic inflammation that may ultimately identify new clinically relevant therapeutic targets.

The primary efficacy variable was a global question rating overall IBS symptoms, while a 7-point balanced scale was used to rate changes in individual symptoms.

This approach is restricted in equally spaced time points, balanced data with complete measurements and also assumes the homogeneity of covariance matrices in all the k groups.

The site then extracts point balances from those emails daily.