Sentence examples for rebalancing activity from inspiring English sources
Functional MRI studies have previously demonstrated that rebalancing activity between the infarcted and non-infarcted hemispheres in the chronic phase is associated with better recovery after stroke (Calautti, et al., 2010).
Results demonstrate that considering rebalancing activities is imperative in making deployment strategies.
Simulation experiments show that accounting for such portfolio-rebalancing activities may, in part, help to explain the anomalous slope coefficient associated with the forward premium.
That shift is a healthy rebalancing of activities toward higher-growth markets.
The next challenge is to understand exactly how Kirrel3 helps build synapses, which may lead to the development of new drugs that help to rebalance brain activity in people that lack Kirrel3.
We postulate loss of Wee1 results in activation of the DNA damage responses and that p53 inactive cells cannot rebalance CDK activities and ultimately have cell cycle mistiming and die via apoptosis.
"These proposals are designed to rebalance our activities and focus so that we satisfy our customers' needs and grow our audience in the times ahead".
Some American officials and outside experts believe it could take years for a spy agency that has evolved into a paramilitary service to rebalance its activities.
As the American economy slows to below trend, Europe's recovery is gathering strength; and the OECD expects further benign rebalancing of global activity.
"The global economic outlook remains gloomy, as fiscal austerity underpins the deceleration in growth in the eurozone, and China is shifting to a growth strategy that implies lower but more sustainable growth rates and a rebalancing of economic activity away from investment and manufacturing towards consumption and services," it said.
But the popular sentiment behind the push for a more activist policy is easy to understand, and as The Economist has argued previously it is important for countries with persistent current account deficits to pursue a rebalancing of economic activity.And so an important question to consider is just what, if anything, governments should be doing to boost their net exports.
