Sentence examples for while this balance from inspiring English sources

In particular, osteogenesis is dominant over adipogenesis in the bone marrow derived MSCs of younger adults, while this balance is usually reversed in the bone marrow of older adults including patients with osteoporosis [11], [12].

While this balance is highly regulated in physiological circumstances such as reproduction, development and wound repair, an imbalance is associated with a variety of disorders including cancers (Folkman and Shing, 1992; Compagni and Christofori, 2000).

While this "balance sheet" was not used in the randomised controlled trial of a community intervention in Lasbela, Pakistan, such a tool could serve as a web-based reference for project managers and health officials, helping them identify areas of improvement in immunization services.

And that while this balancing act might mean ministers giving the go-ahead to long term projects like a third runway at Heathrow and HS2 – the high speed rail link between London and Birmingham – it will also mean a continuing squeeze on local authority budgets and the welfare bill.

The latter is unlikely to occur within the timeframe studied, and while this balancing effect is incorporated into the model, it has been omitted from the causal loop diagram in Fig. 1.

It may take a while to get this balance but once you get it, it will be a lot easier.

In Maryland, we are choosing to move forward with offshore wind because it holds the promise to create jobs and expand opportunity, while striking this balance for our planet.

While we called this "balance exercise," veterans had mixed feelings about calling this yoga.

Under physiological conditions, hexosaminidase cleavage products may thus play a protective role and maintain tissue homeostasis, while this homeostatic balance may be shifted during microbial infections.

Burwell has apparently maintained this balance even while overseeing the White House Office of Management and Budget, where she has served as director since April 2013.

They'll just pick up the phone and yell, 'Where are you?'" Burwell has apparently maintained this balance even while overseeing the White House Office of Management and Budget, where she has served as director since April 2013.