Sentence examples for some sort of balancing from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, for the most differentiated gene, Tas2R9 (FST = 0.41), the NJ tree (Additional file 5) does suggest the presence of introgression in Large White and Hampshire, as well as in some Creole pigs, Assuming that the genome wide pattern is primarily the result of drift, a less than expected differentiation might be explained by some sort of balancing selection at the TR genes.

Somehow England have managed to find some sort of balance.

The trick, of course, is to achieve some sort of balance.

A measure from the Tories on marriage will restore some sort of balance.

We need to establish some sort of balance to move ahead.

Other lawmakers have tried to strike some sort of balance between public safety and the gravity of the offense.

"They both know how hard their staffs are working, so they really want to encourage some sort of balance," said Susan Sher, Mrs. Obama's recently departed chief of staff.

The other four posts will probably be decided as part of a package deal, owing to the need to achieve some sort of balance.

"We sense some sort of balance may be coming back into the market," said Anthony M. Maramarco, portfolio manager for the Babson Value Fund in Cambridge, Mass.

"It's not my role to invent some sort of balance saying there's this other stuff that thinks it's unsafe".

"There must be some sort of balance between making sure that the public's right to know is sustained while the victims of certain atrocities' right to privacy is also honored," Sherlach told the task force members.