Sentence examples for imbalance existed from inspiring English sources
When asked the uncomfortable question of why the racial imbalance existed, some students mentioned the intensive tutoring services that are out of reach of poorer families.
Therefore, we concluded that Treg and Th17 immune imbalance existed in CHB and ACHBLF stages.
When imbalance existed between the frequencies of the two components the power to demonstrate heterogeneity decreased as this imbalance increased (see table 2).
The present study revealed that the Th17/Treg imbalance existed in the peripheral blood of ASp, suggesting its potential role in the breakdown of immune self-tolerance in AS.
In the few individuals with recently diagnosed suicidal ideation, a significant imbalance existed with suicidal ideation more prevalent at baseline among individuals initiating lithium than valproate (odds ratio (OR) 1.30, 95% CI 1.09, 1.54; p=0.003).
An imbalance exists between new instrument development and existing, well-proven archive standards.
Yet an imbalance exists that threatens to undercut the pleasure to be found in a perfectly drawn pint.
I agree that an imbalance exists; however, I don't see the fault as lying with Franzen personally.
What most people don't know, because the costs are hidden, is that the same imbalance exists with insurance.
A similar imbalance exists at gifted schools in East Harlem, where almost three-fifths of the students at TAG Young Scholars are girls, and the Lower East Side, where Alec Kulakowski, a seventh grader at New Explorations in Science and Technology and Math, considered his status as part of the school's second sex and remarked, "It's kind of weird and stuff".
The imbalance exists at large investment banks and hedge funds, private equity firms and commercial banks, according to a New York Times analysis of the firms that accounted for the most campaign contributions from the industry to Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama in 2008, based on data from the Federal Election Commission and the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
