Sentence examples for causing imbalance from inspiring English sources

"There's a negative message that could be interpreted, that because minority parents are seeking a better education for their children, that their movement to a community is causing imbalance and that imbalance is causing problems.

Enzyme inducers have been demonstrated to inhibit the proliferation of human osteoblast-like cell at concentrations equal to therapeutic doses (Feldkamp et al. 2000) while hepatic enzyme inhibitor has been reported to act by stimulating osteoclast activity causing imbalance between bone formation and resorption, contributing to bone loss (Sheth et al. 1995).

Recently, considerable evidence has been put forward to demonstrate that environmental stress implicitly alters epigenetic patterns causing imbalance that can lead to cancer initiation.

3) Toxicants may disrupt the autonomic nervous system causing imbalance of sympathetic and parasympathetic systems.

External perturbations such as tripping (an unexpected deceleration of the foot causing imbalance) and slipping (an unexpected acceleration of the foot causing imbalance) are a major contributor to falls.

The CTAB molecules on the tips are exchanged first, causing imbalance in the CTAB bilayer structure on the rod surface.

"The unfortunate irony is that drugs heavily promoted as correcting unproven biochemical imbalances may be, in fact, causing imbalances and brain damage," he asserts.

ACPN has the potential to cause imbalance in this medium by elevating [Ca2+]c.

It should also be noted that the heat transfer between the system and ocean can also cause imbalance in the efficiency of the machine.

2. Hustling causes imbalance.

The introduction of elk to Banff, combined with controls on coyote and wolves by Parks Canada beginning in the 1930s, has caused imbalance of the ecosystem.