Sentence examples for push the balance from inspiring English sources

By supporting such products consumers in the West can help push the balance in favour of Ghanaian farmers.

I could push, the balance was OK and it was very enjoyable to drive.

"This is a natural phenomenon; we are just helping push the balance in favour of the phage".

Therefore any increase in bcl-2 or decrease in bax will push the balance towards chemo resistance and an increase in bax or decrease in bcl-2 will result in increased apoptosis [ 26- 30].

Thus, leukemic cells that express AF4-MLL produce an additional coactivator complex (Benedikt et al., 2011) that may push the balance toward RUNX1 functioning as a general activator, and this may have an impact on whether RUNX1 is a tumor suppressor or an oncogene in different cell types.

Use of small molecule inhibitors of SIRT1, such as Tenovin 6, in tandem with nutlins, may provide a double hit on the p53 pathway and push the balance toward acetylated and activated p53 protein levels sufficient enough to induce apoptosis in cancer cells [ 16].

Schlesinger put Roosevelt in the second category, and then pushed the balance the other way.

They are right, but their solution pushes the balance of compensation further in the wrong direction.

The high price of oil pushed the balance beyond that mark in December, much sooner than expected.

This cost-shifting is taking place just at the moment when demographic trends are pushing the balance of political power to those who are losing "market share".

"This further eases the pressure on the Bank of England to consider near-term interest rate rises and pushes the balance more in favour of a delay to rate hikes versus our current November official view for the first policy tightening move".