Sentence examples for imbalance against from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Jets came back for a 29-15 victory against a second-string lineup and, just as important, second-string tactics, and pretty much took advantage of the same imbalance against Cincinnati the next week.

Some participants, in an attempt to decrease felt isolation, traded off knowledge imbalance against increased risk of increased stigmatisation when using the better known CF as a knowledge anchor.

Dr. Thomas wrote, "Our membranes hold against equilibrium, maintain imbalance, bank against entropy….

The imbalance occured against a backdrop of new yuan depreciation, and the worse-than-expected trade numbers contributed to a substantial downward revision in America's second quarter output.

Eye-popping moves like these are almost entirely owing to the tiny supply of shares in new companies, balanced -- or perhaps imbalanced -- against the titanic demand for them.

Now that he is the Republican nominee for president, the imbalance is cutting against him.

If electoral votes were divided by Congressional district, state parties would have extra motivation to gerrymander their electoral maps, without the consent of their "buddy" to protect against imbalance.

The values of log outgroup imbalance were plotted against the relative proportion of outgroups in the dataset (Fig. 4).

Values of A and C were calculated manually for each of the 400 resulting trees and their ingroup set, and log outgroup imbalance was plotted against the relative proportion of outgroups in the dataset (Fig. 5).

Increasing the minimum read threshold required to test for an imbalance can guard against incorrect heterozygous site identification.

These pathways and genes could be useful information for the development of new drugs against imbalance of cholesterol homeostasis and hypertension.