Sentence examples for are some imbalances from inspiring English sources

If there are some imbalances, our mandate is to negotiate with the mining companies in order to regulate them," says Nava Touré, president of the committee.

"We are well aware there are some imbalances in the revenue distribution which have a negative effect in national leagues by widening the gap between the rich and not so rich," said Gaillard.

"They like to play football, that's the way their coach sets them up to play but, of course, there are some imbalances at the back and there are spaces that you can take advantage of.

Second, there were some imbalances in age and BMI between the study groups.

As might be expected in retrospective exploratory subgroup analyses, there were some imbalances in baseline characteristics between the treatment arms (Table 1).

There were some imbalances in CNS risk factors between the groups: group 3 were younger, had higher serum LDH and more patients with B symptoms.

There were some imbalances in incidence rates of AEs between the subgroups according to SBP, DBP, or LDL-C at the 200 mg dose.

There were some imbalances in patient characteristics in our cohort, mostly reflecting the choice of first-line treatment in routine clinical practice.

The baseline demographics and disease characteristics of patients were generally well balanced between arms, although there were some imbalances in terms of age and sex, with older patients and more men in Arm A (Table 1).

Second, there were some imbalances between our placebo arm and our drug arm, the former of which were younger, but sicker (according to both SOFA and APACHE II scores).

Almost always there is some imbalance, something not fully realized.