Sentence examples for drastic imbalance from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, this was even true for the two cell lines with 14 genes altered, which showed a drastic imbalance in the number of proteins that underwent up or down-regulation (see above).

It is tempting to speculate, on the basis of the present and previous studies on the o2 and o7 mutants, indicating a reduction in kernel mass and an altered sugar metabolism, that a drastic imbalance of the sugar metabolism in the o2o7 endosperm mutant may be the cause of the observed down regulation of enolase and auxin-bindin protein gene expression [ 1].

For instance, environmental impacts that are inherently 'stressful' (i.e., they cause a drastic imbalance between environmental demands and the response capabilities of the organisms) (Evans and Cohen 1987) can have complicating effects on adaptation and thus make adaptive responses particularly difficult (Hoffmann and Parsons 1997; Badyaev 2005; Gonzalez and Bell 2013).

"Prostitution, like paedophilia, is characterised not by equality, but drastic power imbalances," she recently wrote in Die Zeit.

Without drastic political action, that imbalance is going to get even worse.

The Noll-Scully ratio saw a drastic reduction in the average imbalance in baseball from 2.4 in the 1930s to 1.8 in the early-1990s.

But in either case, unless Apple is anticipating an imbalance much more drastic than the usual conflict of demand vs. availability at product launch (iPhone demand always far outstrips hardware availability, for instance, leading to long lines at Apple Stores months into new model debuts), this represents a big change in overall philosophy.

But it will do nothing for the hideously imbalanced funding system that has led to drastic cuts for big cities at a time when more affluent councils have got off very lightly.

The imbalance in the more powerful lower house isn't nearly as drastic, but lately it has been the subject of more courtroom wrangling.

In fact, drastic increases in certain properties would be detrimental in that they may create an imbalance between the rigid and flexible properties of bone.

Thus, volume status imbalances frequently are not recognized at all or are recognized too late, which may have drastic consequences for the hemodynamic stability of these patients [ 1, 2].