Sentence examples for are less balanced from inspiring English sources

In CFB and NFL, the distributions of scoring balances are similar, but the shape for CFB is broader than for NFL, suggesting that CFB competitions are less balanced than NFL competitions.

These analyses gave identical results to those reported above (treating tree size, Nleaves, as categorical) in that it made no difference to the significance or otherwise of any terms in the models, and confirms the direction of the effect – that gene family trees are less balanced than species trees.

The difference between our trees and published cladograms is unlikely to be due to differences between morphological and molecular data as our trees are less balanced than a compilation of molecular trees [ 30] and studies have found no significant difference between the balance of trees from morphological and molecular data [ 30, 32].

Mums and Dads we spoke to ranged from annoyed to sympathetic, but the government's stance is less balanced.

Indeed, a number of studies have demonstrated that primates balance grooming exchanges with reciprocating partners and that grooming in these dyads is less balanced over short periods than over extended periods of time (chimpanzees: Gomes et al. 2009; capuchins (Cebus apella): Schino et al. 2009, anubis baboons (P. h. anubis): Frank and Silk 2009b).

But he insisted there was less balance than 10 years ago, when he became PM, and more mixing of news and comment.

"Wood bats are heavier, less balanced, harder to swing, have vibration that causes sting in the hands, and have smaller sweet spots than nonwood bats," Redman said.

USC's study found that things are even less balanced behind the camera.

It also sets standards for what health plans must pay out-of-network providers, the rationale being that if providers are paid adequately, they are less likely to balance bill.

But similar to D.C., Florida is much less balanced when you look at what women of color earn over a lifetime as compared to white men.

The RC combination gives preferential treatment to bundles that have been less replicated, balancing the number of copies of each bundle in the network and improving the bundle delivery delay.