Sentence examples for imbalanced between from inspiring English sources

Often, baseline characteristics of patients may be imbalanced between groups, and adjustments are needed to account for this.

During this period, not only was admission to higher education extremely limited, but the structure of higher education was also obviously imbalanced between genders.

Therefore, under the pressure of drought-stricken and rapid expansion of the populations, it is predicted there will be imbalanced between the water supply and the public demand if nothing is done either to decrease the water demand or to improve the efficiency of water supply by 2030.

However, a highly prevalent confounding factor that doubles the mortality risk would still have to be quite imbalanced between the statin non-users and the statin users (OR of exposure to confounder approaching 4) while a more balanced confounder (OR = 2) would have to increase mortality by 4-fold in order to account for the observed association between statins and mortality.

The results of the residual confounding analysis are presented in figure 4. Panel A refers to a confounder with a prevalence of 0.20 and at this prevalence level even a very strong confounder causing a ten-fold increased mortality risk would have to be severely imbalanced between statin users and non users (OREC = 3.9) in order to fully account for the observed unadjusted OR of 0.52.

Several factors were imbalanced between the three age groups.

The non-randomized design leads to imbalance between groups.

It has generated considerable imbalances between people and regions.

"There is an imbalance between bounty and want".

The imbalance between numbers and power irks many Latinos.

But enough to compensate for the imbalance between the two sides elsewhere?