Sentence examples for imbalance shifting from inspiring English sources

"If somebody plays great on this surface," he added, referring to hardcourts, "it's difficult to go against this surface, no?" Nadal also stressed that he had little hope of the imbalance shifting during his career, saying instead that he was speaking out to help players in future eras.

Thus, parasympathetic tone may decline with an autonomic imbalance shifting toward augmented sympathetic tone during the development from normal glucose tolerance to impaired glucose tolerance and finally diabetes [ 7].

The preferential localization of cancer-causing mutations in the P-loop and the activation loop may lower the energetic barrier for triggering the dynamic imbalance shifted towards the constitutively active kinase conformation.

BAL levels of PAI-1 and PAI-2 were elevated in patients with IPF vs control patients, accompanied by no difference in urokinase-type plasminogen activator levels, suggesting an imbalance shifted towards anti-fibrinolytic (or procoagulant) activity in the lungs of patients with IPF [ 309].

Even with idealized digitization codes, these systems in their current configuration are unlikely to be sensitive enough to detect stance time imbalance and gait asymmetry shifts between 1% and 3%.

The twin system creates an imbalanced and shifting gravitational field, which sends the tiny outer moons spinning chaotically, the measurements from the Hubble space telescope showed.

And all the governors imply that a weaker dollar is the key to cutting the current-account deficit.A cheaper dollar helps to reduce America's imbalances by shifting economic production towards exports.

It's possible that this imbalance could shift — for example, if more employers were to adopt "private" employee-dedicated exchanges and give workers a fixed allowance to spend on a plan of their choice.

According to a new study, the imbalance will shift so far that median Black and Latino households will lose the little relative wealth they have by about the time people of color form a majority of households in the U.S. By 2053, Black households will have a median wealth of zero.

That imbalance could shift if Internet users agree on the necessity, and definition, of giving credit.

Ten years later, largely as a result of Boydell's initiative, the trade imbalance had shifted, and he was named a fellow of the Royal Society for his efforts.