Sentence examples for receiving balanced from inspiring English sources

The additional costs associated with labor, drench products, and potential for animal losses to drowning during drenching does not economically justify a transition cow drenching regimen for well-managed animals receiving balanced rations and good animal care.

Designed to appeal to those looking for more convenient ways to eat while still receiving balanced nutrition – something that not all diet bars and protein bars can claim – Soylent has been somewhat controversial.

In an observational study including 30,994 patients with abdominal surgery, Shaw et al. [82] found that patients receiving 0.9 % NaCl compared to those receiving balanced solutions had a higher rate of post-operative complications and RRT (4.8 vs 1 %, p < 0.05).

Propensity scoring was able to match 1558 of 1709 patients receiving balanced fluid to patients receiving saline (Table  1).

"Cortical neurons receive balanced excitatory and inhibitory synaptic currents.

The Liberty received balanced contributions all over the floor, performing smoothly and effectively when it mattered most.

All such ads must conform to federal regulatory strictures that consumers receive balanced information that not only includes the drug's effectiveness but also enumerates its risks in consumer-friendly language.

It is therefore important that women receive balanced information that makes is possible for them to decide on a rational basis whether screening is right for them.

To account for potential selection bias, we developed a propensity score [ 32] representing the probability that a patient would receive balanced crystalloid based on patient and hospital characteristics and comorbidities.

The main worries relate to the lack of clinical application (within the ACCE framework (Analytic validity, Clinical validity, Clinical utility and associated Ethical, legal and social implications framework for evaluation of genetic tests)) for the majority of tests and the fact that patients/consumers may not receive balanced pretest information.

We discuss the perverse incentives some of the rules gave wind generators to overschedule generation in order to receive balancing energy payments, and steps that have been taken to mitigate those incentive effects.