Sentence examples for which would be balanced from inspiring English sources

The developed model is intended for use both in en-route as well as terminal airspace and allows for the determination of the most suitable flight schedule which would be balanced with risk and capacity requirements (lower risk, greater capacity).

However, it is expected that the current energy demand would increase across the coastline communities with the availability of a constant electricity supply, which would be balanced with proper energy management.

He pledged to outline on Thursday his full economic plan, which he said would be balanced through job growth and budget cuts.

As a result, the proportion of the cells that differentiate into either EPI or PE would be balanced, which is another mechanism of developmental robustness.

In B73 seed flour, the lysine, methionine and cysteine levels are 2.54%, 2.30% and 2.40%, respectively (Table  1), all significantly lower than an average of 5%, a level at which the 20-L amino acids would be balanced in composition from a nutritional point of view.

The Labour Party refused to consider the massive cuts in unemployment compensation which would be needed to balance the budget, and Prime Minister MacDonald sought support from outside his party.

I'd be balanced and healthy.

We have not identified genes that show increased polymorphism in high frequency, which would be expected under a scenario of balancing selection, which is expected for antigens under selection by the host immune system.

Senate leaders, unlike their House colleagues, have not ruled out withdrawing additional money from the state's Rainy Day Fund, which would be left with a $6.3 billion balance at the beginning of the new fiscal year on Sept. 1.

Here we show that the deletion of Sphk1 reduces S1P levels, which would be expected to disrupt the S1P ceramide balance to favor apoptosis.

Yet the McCain campaign insisted Monday that Mr. McCain would balance the budget by 2013, which would be the end of his first term.