Sentence examples for probably balancing from inspiring English sources

However, MMP-7 also facilitates epithelial repair (Chen et al., 2008; Chen and Parks, 2009; Dunsmore et al., 1998; McGuire et al., 2003), also through shedding of syndecan-1 (Chen et al., 2009), probably balancing to some degree any added injury from allowing neutrophils to transmigrate.

The physical effects of football probably balance out.

And, over the course of a week, the organised and laid-back approaches probably balance out.

In any event, such luck is probably balanced out by New England's 2-3 record in close games.

For the next few years, at least, the centrifugal and centripetal tendencies will probably balance each other out.

If storms were growing more violent in one part of the globe, this was, they suspected, probably balanced out by less activity in others.

But it shouldn't stop me from living in the moment, because the city has a lot to offer which probably balances out this risk".

With Wales back to full strength in the three-quarter line with the return of Jonathan Davies at outside centre, the size and aggression they boast from Nos 11-14 probalanceslanyes advantagetagEnglandnd might expect to draw from playing in front of the Twickenham crowd.

I'll find some losers from Celebrity Apprentice who will design the gift shop and the sales from that will be fantastic and probably balance the budget and save our economy from all the jerks that run this country.

If you did all those things at the right levels, you could probably balance the budget within the next seven or eight years, and still have some money left over to pay for desperately needed jobs and infrastructure programs.

Any resulting increase in the number of KS was probably balanced by KS that were wrongly assigned as other skin cancers.