Sentence examples for that is counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

And though I have borrowed attributes from my family for the characters, that is counterbalanced by other elements that are invented.

Possibly, at such elevated concentrations, metformin acting as a metabolic stressor can produce acid in excess that is counterbalanced by the gut.

2008), showing that this amino acid must have some physico-chemical property important for protein structure (such as formation of asparagine ladders (Jenkins and Pickersgill 2001)) that is counterbalanced by its tendency to age.

One could speculate that the steady level of nociception reached after the initial time-points can result from a progressive reduction in inflammation that is counterbalanced by increased joint destruction.

The high number of immunity genes that are under balancing selection is presumably due to a beneficial effect in infections, that is counterbalanced by deleterious effects in autoinflammatory and autoimmune conditions [ 11].

Alternatively, the GSI may have a beneficial effect on LTP/memory deficits, possibly due to a reduction in γ-secretase-derived APP fragments, that is counterbalanced and masked by increased levels of toxic β-CTF caused by inhibition of γ-cleavage of APP (Fig 3C).

Mr. Descas's low-key intensity imbues the setup with a shiver of menace — despite the unhurried pace, it feels as if something heavy were at stake — an air of unease that's counterbalanced by the dryly amusing fashion in which the Creole's sidekick (Jean-François Stévenin) translates the orders.

Wry lines like that are counterbalanced by some misfiring comedy, especially when it comes to the Bellas' new rivals, a German troupe, who, in the manner of 70s sitcoms, are perfection-oriented and given to heavily accented renditions such as Zis Is How Ve Do It.

We used accuracy data from these participants to create two sets of 120 images of approximately equal difficulty that were counterbalanced across conditions in a within-participant design.

Alternatively, lack of deviations from the overall model may be the result of considerable negative deviations at some sites that are counterbalanced by high, positive deviations at other sites.

Or, on the other hand, are there SNPs that are counterbalanced across the exposure and outcome sides?