Sentence examples for imbalance approach from inspiring English sources

Let us call this restricted approach the mass imbalance approach (MIA).

Although pectoralis minor shortening is central to the theory that is used to underpin the muscle imbalance approach in relation to shoulder and upper quadrant pathology the findings of this investigation suggest that although the test is reliable it lacks the diagnostic accuracy to identify subjects that have a shortening of this muscle as a cause or contribution to their symptoms.

Allelic imbalance approaches have the advantage of assessing expression within an individual rather than across subjects thereby avoiding several sources of error and variation.

Thus, in later life testosterone creates an imbalance between approach and avoidance.

The paper "An Effective Big Data Supervised Imbalanced Classification Approach for Ortholog Detection in Related Yeast Species" proposes a supervised Pairwise Ortholog Detection (POD) approach by combining a set of gene pair features based on similarity measures, such as alignment scores, sequence length, gene membership to conserved regions, and physicochemical profiles.

This means short-termism can create imbalance the overall approach.

This paper develops a new hybrid imbalance vibration control approach for an ABD-rotor system supported by a normal passive bearing in augmented with an AMB to enhance the balancing and vibration isolation capabilities.

The imbalance in its approach has eroded its credibility and given credence to the call for strengthening alternative forums for Latin American diplomacy such as UNASUR, where Washington is not included.

A policy framework must be created that will level the playing field and redress the imbalance of traditional approaches associated with fossil fuels.

While the specific example of Santa Claus could be seen as a throwback to the paternalistic, imbalanced service-learning approach of decades past (privileged students helicoptering briefly in and out of a community), today's service-learning programs are calibrated to involve a much fuller spirit of collaboration.

To overcome the class imbalance problem different approaches can be taken.