Sentence examples for avoid imbalances from inspiring English sources
"Bottom line -- the draft plan will allow us to avoid imbalances between the size and location of health care facilities and veterans' demand for care tomorrow," said Dr. Robert H. Roswell, the department's undersecretary for health.
In fact, national subsidies are going to promote electricity self consumption in PV systems, in order to avoid imbalances in the grid, already relevant at the present market status, i.e. with a still low share of PV in national yearly electricity generation.
He has 16 nations to contend with, and already squabbles are emerging over how low rates should go some say 1.0%, some zero and over whether a common "euro zone bond" should be launched to avoid imbalances within the currency bloc.
This suggests that highly connected proteins in general avoid imbalances in protein expression.
23 The point is to avoid imbalances in group sizes and increase robustness.
Randomisation did avoid imbalances in baseline characteristics (table 2) and pretreatment assessment data (table 3) except in one item.
We described and evaluated the performance of a new method of treatment allocation, called studywise minimization, that can avoid imbalance by chance and reduce selection bias.
Future studies should stratify patients according to the number of risk factors they have to avoid imbalance in treatment groups and patients should be carefully selected.
To avoid imbalance between positive and negative (residues) datasets, we randomly selected 3021 SCRs from 6042 positive samples and 3021 non-SCRs from the negative samples for training.
To avoid imbalanced levels of ROS, all known organisms exhibit a wide variety of scavenging systems like superoxide dismutases, glutathione peroxidases and reductases, peroxiredoxins and catalases [ 39- 41].
Randomisation is stratified by centre, to avoid imbalance between centres giving different advice in ED, and members of the same household are assigned to the same intervention, to reduce the chance of contamination.
