Sentence examples for structures to balance from inspiring English sources
We varied the length of the 18F-fluoroalkyl chain in these structures to balance brain penetration and non-specific binding of the radioligands by adjusting their lipophilicity.
For example, Helicoverpa zea larvae feed on multiple plant structures to balance their amino acid requirements [ 50].
In a movie that's carefully structured to balance the anguish with some hope, the main voice of decency and humanity belongs to Gene.
And it is hard to imagine that this can ever again be the sleepy, moderately prosperous land of hills and lakes where Christian and Muslim youngsters prayed separately but could still fish and flirt together.Srebrenica's present doldrums are a microcosm of Bosnia as a whole, whose peace settlement imposes a dauntingly elaborate structure to balance ethnic interests.
Their work with the nonprofit Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator has been structured to balance the perspectives of both the coders and those with deep local expertise in youth unemployment; the software developers are even foregoing time at their hip offices to code alongside Harambee's team.
While undergoing repair, eight twin 5 in/38 were added, but nothing else; her conning tower was removed and replaced by a 50 pound special-treated steel structure to balance the additional weight of the 5 in guns.
I also hope that the strategy worries less about the person currently occupying the prime minister's office and more about the missing structures necessary to balance that office.
For many people, the attack wrecked their carefully structured plans to balance home life with work.
But Paris and Berlin insisted on a governance structure designed to balance their power rather than to promote an effective organization, and the early years at EADS were bedeviled by scandal.
"Shell is taking structured decisions to balance growth and returns".
In this framework, the objective of the distributed control structure is to balance the production process by adjusting the continuous production rates of the machines on the basis of the average local behavior.
