Sentence examples for imbalance reflects from inspiring English sources

Allelic imbalance reflects the karyotypic complexity of the cancer genome.

Mr. Hayes is the overpowering presence, and intentionally or not that imbalance reflects the Martin-Lewis team.

This bizarre imbalance reflects the wrenching changes that East Timor has been through since its people overwhelmingly dared to vote a year ago to separate from Indonesia.

But critics of the Clinton administration's say the imbalance reflects a failure of trade policies, which they contend have left American workers at the mercy of foreign nations with lower labor costs and lax environmental standards.

"When a large external imbalance reflects a period of strong growth relative to the rest of the world, and relatively high investment in our productive potential, as it does in the United States today," Mr. Summers said in a speech last month, "that imbalance is unlikely to pose an immediate threat to our economic well-being".

In part this imbalance reflects larger inequities between the sexes in the United States; it won't surprise many women to hear female artistic directors say that boards hold them and their male peers to different standards, especially when it comes to company finances, or that difficult choices must sometimes be made between motherhood and career.

The imbalance reflected the difficulties of reconciling the two cultures in oneself.

It is an imbalance reflected in the opening-day results: Ytterhogdals and Gottne both put seven past the two promoted clubs.

Until recently, the Chinese economy was beset by two imbalances — an external one, reflected in a high trade surplus, and an internal imbalance, reflected in a low and falling ratio of private consumption to G.D.P.

However, there have been some side effects, including a gender imbalance reflecting the traditional preference for male offspring, and the prospect of a shrinking work force to support large numbers of elderly people.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center created the award in 1972 and since then it has honored several dozen directors and performers, two thirds of them men, an imbalance reflecting the movie industry's pervasive sexism.