Sentence examples for valuable balance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lessig doesn't do justice to the delicate, hugely valuable balance between public and private.

Our panel of CpG units obtained a high sensitivity and specificity of ~80%, achieving a valuable balance between sensitivity and specificity in identifying high-risk samples.

Energy storage is shown to be a valuable balancing asset at higher solar and wind penetration levels, but potential revenues diminish with increased storage deployment.

When creating or building out a team it is extremely valuable to balance experience with the vibrancy of fresh talent.

HLM classification seems to be easily applied in the real world and valuable for balancing economic resources with the clinical complexity of patients.

Ignazio A: Excellent program with valuable content, Good balance between theory and practical.

We have already reviewed the critical in-person skills and preparation that many students need to develop; now we will review very valuable tools to balance and complement the traditional networking tools.

Future research should reveal if clinicians as well as patients evaluate this scheme as a valuable tool to balance benefit and harm and whether it affects their final treatment decision.

This may be a valuable contribution to balancing the demands for both relevance and rigour in on-farm research in Australia.

Aneurin Donald will want to mould an all-round game to add to his stroke-making talent, while all-rounder David Lloyd could play a valuable role in balancing the side, batting at six and bowling as fourth seamer.

One man's judicious independent is another's unreliable traitor.Yet a politician's ability to defy his own party is, on balance, a valuable trait (for the country, if not the party), and it is one that Arlen Specter often displayed.