Sentence examples for apparent imbalances from inspiring English sources

Simply forcing people to attend to any apparent imbalances is a forceful way of raising awareness.

We hypothesise that application of N2 fixation measurements using this modified method will significantly reduce the apparent imbalances in the oceanic fixed-nitrogen budget.

Reciprocity seeks to address apparent imbalances in the distribution of costs and benefits.

We still do not fully understand which extracellular cues sustain the effector function of TCRζdim T cells and how these apparently dysfunctional cells contribute actively to pathogenic processes, besides the apparent imbalance of TCR-dependent arrest of cell motility and competing chemokinetic "go" signals promoting adhesion and migration.

"But he congratulated me -- though he felt they had inadequate research facilities" at the college library and donated dozens of books to rectify an apparent imbalance.

(De Caro justified the apparent imbalance this way: "If you are in Verona, what is the value of water? One cent. But in the desert you can pay millions of dollars").

One possible reason for the apparent imbalance is a phenomenon called charge conjugation/parity violation (or CP violation for short).If charge conjugation and parity were conserved, nature would treat particles and their antiversions, which carry the opposite electric charge and opposite value of a property called spin, alike.

The apparent imbalance was due to the recent launch of Wix ADI, an automatic website design tool that started rolling out in early June.

When they indicated that they wished to adopt me, social services were reluctant to allow this, based purely on the apparent "imbalance" between our ethnicities.

Both the apparent imbalance of theoreticians and practitioners staffed in architecture faculties, and increased didactic obligations for inexperienced PhD students with no formal qualification seem to generally undermine competence in architectural education.

So long as the number of pricey homes available doesn't outpace the number of people able to buy them, he says, a market can be in balance, despite an apparent imbalance in income-to-home-price ratio.