Sentence examples for presumably balancing from inspiring English sources

Each politician has his or her own formula dividing the percentage of permits auctioned versus given away, presumably balancing the business and environmental interests in their district.

The results indicated differential regulation of SOD isozymes in both mutants, subjected to As treatment, presumably, balancing SOD activity in MuC levels (25% in sodPv 1 and 45% in sodPv 2 of MC).

One academic talked about reaching the right balance in chemical regulation (presumably balancing need to protect public health with needs to allow commerce to continue), whereas some in academic research and the private sector were more concerned that the current use of uncertainty factors was unscientific and overly protective.

In choosing this course of treatment, the mayor, whose own father died of prostate cancer years ago, presumably balanced his desire to be cured of the disease against risk and lifestyle considerations.

In addition, the presence of multiple Hg atoms at longer distances (4.14, 4.46, and 5.16 Å) is consistent with the precipitation of a Hg-chloride-salt particle that is presumably balanced by Ca2+ atoms not detected in the EXAFS spectrum.

Further studies are needed to clarify how robust the findings are – as the number of exposed cases is small – and the mechanisms behind them – presumably balance and vision impairment in stress situation.

Flavourings and toppings The original recipe is flavoured with lemon juice, presumably to balance the overwhelming sweetness of the condensed milk, but without one, we don't need the other.

Presumably to balance this, its shibboleths are a mix of values associated with both left and right: pro-monarchist, pro-environmentalist, pro-capitalist and a conviction that intermittent but large doses of high culture will improve the general population.

In a very literal shoring up of the gender binary, it's billed as an "exclusive women's event," presumably to balance out the 30-year old Dance on the Pier, which, like the rest of Pride, has historically been more of a boy's club.

However, SOCS1 and SOCS2 were significantly up-regulated only in samples exposed to 4 J/cm2 radiation, presumably to balance cytokine signaling further and moderate the acute inflammatory response.

Despite a sufficiently powered analysis and presumably well balanced fracture characteristics, preoperative kyphotic deformity angles of the two groups were not reported, which, according to our findings, have an influence on the reduction potential of a fracture.