Sentence examples for expected imbalances from inspiring English sources

This offers market participants a possibility to reduce their expected imbalances and to offer own unused flexibility.

As expected, imbalances targeting small chromosomal regions remained beyond the limits of detection of mFISH.

As expected, some imbalances were observed between the treatment groups; more never-smokers (73% vs. 41%) and patients with adenocarcinoma histology (95% vs. 50%) were in the gefitinib group.

This study shows that the machine tool spindle integrated with active balancer indeed has an expected mass imbalance compensation function, and the mass radius product of 6.03 38.55 g cm can eliminate the vibration of 0.0021 0.1076 gravitational acceleration.

Based on prior studies [ 11, 19], we expected an imbalance between the four LOCs (approximate ratio: 1 3 5 1).

In a competitive labour market, we should expect most imbalances to be resolved over time.

This is not without pitfalls; inflation could take off more quickly than expected, or financial imbalances could worsen.

Slight loss of power is expected due to imbalances in number of patients per physiotherapist; however with access to 11 physiotherapists in the PCST arms this should be negated.

Still, I expect the imbalance will soon become so clear, thanks to Lord Browne's report, that bright-spark English applications to Heidelberg and Humboldt universities, not to mention the numbers taking foreign-language A-levels, will rise sharply.

We expect this imbalance to either increase or at least remain unchanged as K increases beyond 14 (which is the largest number of classes to be found among real-life datasets).

Imbalance in hindgut flora (as a result of acidosis) has been reported in horses displaying crib-biting [ 3] and one could expect this imbalance to influence fCM concentrations in these animals compared with non-stereotypic horses and to bias the results.