Sentence examples for Noticeable imbalance from inspiring English sources

There's a noticeable imbalance in "Woody Allen: A Documentary," a three-and-a-half-hour "American Masters" biography spooling out on Sunday and Monday on PBS.

Despite this noticeable imbalance, "The Paladin Prophecy" holds up well over all, yet more evidence of the enduring appeal of the "child at extraordinary school" premise.

The only noticeable imbalance was for occupational status, with the intervention arm including more employed women.

We then investigated the effects on the primary analyses of further adjustment for any variables displaying a noticeable imbalance between the groups at baseline.

Exactly this – the noticeable imbalance of the groups in many of the studies – is a characteristic feature of the rosiglitazone meta-analysis, as is pointed out both in the original article [ 16] and several reactions thereon, e.g. [ 18].

On the negative side, there are workload pressures, tension between teaching and research, and quite a noticeable gender imbalance.

Careers in STEM tend to attract high-achieving women because of the noticeable gender imbalance, skill requirements, and reasonable salaries.

These women are integral to the heists from the start but there's still a noticeable gender imbalance in the franchise.

He then noted that polygamy is often accepted in Eritrea, and he believes it even serves a purpose — evening out the noticeable gender imbalance that was a hangover of the war for independence.

As shall be shown, the inconsistency between the Eurozone's architecture and the economic features of some participating nations was responsible for the noticeable fiscal imbalances and international competitiveness differentials within the region.

A: Gender imbalance is very noticeable in Nicaragua.