"further imbalance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is already some level of imbalance, but it is worsening or becoming more extreme. It can also be used to imply that there was already some level of imbalance, and the situation is becoming even more imbalanced. Example: The government's policies have led to a further imbalance in wealth distribution, with the top 1% owning a disproportionately large portion of the country's wealth.
Furthermore, if tissue injury also occurs, as often is the case in acute lung injury, vascular endothelial tight junction disruption will also occur in areas typically relatively resistant to fluid translocation, markedly opening up the interstitium to fluid translocation resulting in further imbalance between the intravascular and extravascular fluid and local interstitial edema [48].
The Court's decision is incredibly important not only because it will determine how access to this right is defined, but it will have the added effect of either equalizing or creating further imbalance of access to abortion.
The use of early-escape trial designs, where non-responsive or minimally responsive placebo patients switch to active treatment as early as week 12, creates further imbalance.
Further, imbalance between IL-1 and its natural inhibitor, IL-1 receptor antagonist, is reported to induce spontaneous IVD degeneration in mice [ 40].
The tail movements could be either a compensatory mechanism to counteract imbalance due to improper limb control or they could be affected themselves, contributing to further imbalance.
Furthermore, if tissue injury also occurs, as often is the case in acute lung injury, vascular endothelial tight junction disruption will also occur in areas typically relatively resistant to fluid translocation, markedly opening up the interstitium to fluid translocation resulting in further imbalance between the intravascular and extravascular fluid and local interstitial edema [ 48].
"I don't want to say it got lost in the shuffle, but it just really didn't work for this year without doing some further imbalancing".
The lack of transparency is further imbalanced by the fact that departments almost always allow their own officers to watch camera footage before they write their initial reports.
Something interesting I've noticed is people's inclination to choose exercise that further imbalances them.
A randomisation balance of 2 1 can be adopted with inconsequential loss of power, but further imbalances necessitate an increase in study size.
WCEnKF also further reduces imbalance errors by approximately 82.53% (on average) and at the same time increases the correlations between the assimilation solutions and the water fluxes.
