Sentence examples for a set of imbalances from inspiring English sources

Some of the very factors underpinning the nation's remarkable economic performance -- falling joblessness, accelerating productivity, an improved outlook for corporate earnings -- "are also engendering a set of imbalances that, unless contained, threaten our continuing prosperity," Mr. Greenspan said.

Gynecomastia develops in a setting of imbalance between androgens and estrogens where there is a relative estrogen excess [ 2- 4].

Both then converge to a common set of imbalances: −3p, −9p and −11q.

One may speculate that the recurring combination of a limited set of imbalance hot-spots is concordant with the multistep process of cancer development [ 78], and that these regions point towards preferential oncogenetic targets.

This paper addresses ΔT degradation caused by a set of common faults: hydraulic network imbalance, control valve oversizing, incorrect inherent valve characteristic, and inadequate control loop gain parameters.

This is consistent with the hypothesis that genes appearing along the central axis are a set of driver genes, given that imbalance between cell promotion and cell death results in tumor progression [ 7].

Today, we face our own set of imbalances.

In this work, we report a fine mapping of chromosomal imbalances in a set of 27 BL primary tumors and cell lines.

A more complex model additionally controlled for residual imbalances in a set of characteristics predictive of future hospital use.

Thus, AA-ALIGNER outputs three sets of detected imbalance sites: i) a complete set of all imbalances identified; ii) imbalances at known or common heterozygous variants (higher confidence); and iii) imbalances at predicted rare variants (lower confidence).

Last year a group of four prominent scientists Bruce Alberts, Marc Kirschner, Shirley Tilghman and Harold Varmus published a set of recommendations aimed at rectifying this imbalance (Alberts et al., 2014).