Sentence examples for generate imbalances from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that human resources for health policies that only focus on restricting the intake to the healthcare profession training without taking into account other factors related to evolving health needs and socio-demographic trends in workforce are likely to generate imbalances between the supply of and demand for health care labor.

To achieve this aim, the centre of pressure (COP) plays a crucial role to compensate for any deviations of the COM, which can generate imbalance if they move beyond the limits of the base of support.

If the product of a duplicated gene belongs to a large protein complex, the duplication event can be counter-selected because it may generate imbalance among members of the protein complex.

Tree topology can also be affected by various biases; for instance, simulation studies show that poor data tend to generate imbalanced trees (see Mooers and Heard 1997 for review).

Our study of 3663 unpurified blood samples was not enriched for samples that had previously generated imbalanced peak data in MALDI-ToF analyses.

Our study of 8918 purified DNA samples was enriched for samples that had previously generated imbalanced peak data in MALDI-ToF analyses.

Second, these changes in the population structure have economic implications, such as the increase in the dependency ratio (the proportion of retirees to working age population), which burden public spending and generate intergenerational imbalances in the distribution of economic resources (e.g. spending in the elderly health care system versus spending in education and social benefits).

This picture is further validated by examining a scenario in which gene duplications do not generate dosage imbalances.

However, it is more likely to generate baseline imbalances between the characteristics of the treatment groups, which we did not observe in our trial.

This implies that S should be approximately proportional to the divergence time and independent of <ν>, or S/Ks should remain approximately constant and low relative to the level of segregation experienced by duplications that generate dosage imbalances.

Consequently, this would generate an imbalance in general 'quality control' inside the matrix compartment and the overall 'protein homeostasis', leading to mitochondrial dysfunction.