Sentence examples for imbalanced in terms of from inspiring English sources

Visser said: Many [partnerships] are parasitic, or greenwash, and are often hugely imbalanced in terms of power.

However, it should be noted that the dataset is imbalanced in terms of classes, and this classifier exhibits bias toward the read speech class which shows as increasing read speech recall and decreasing spontaneous speech recall in regard to less complex classifiers such as the decision tree.

The resulting point datasets were highly imbalanced in terms of positives and negatives since most of the candidate pockets and their points were not true ligand binding sites (e.g. CHEN11-Fpocket dataset contained 451,104 negative and 30,166 positive points resulting in 15:1 ratio).

This relationship has become imbalanced in terms of your desire to be with her and her willingness to devote time and attention to you.

In agreement with previously published data (Gierl et al., 2006), mice without Insm1 have a reduced number of endocrine cells and hormone expression in these cells is either lacking or imbalanced in terms of specific endocrine cell types.

So there's a peculiar imbalance in terms of reporting that is clearly inappropriate in relation to the relative harms of ecstasy compared with other drugs.

Describing the issue of global imbalances in terms of two countries, he said, "risks oversimplifying problems and therefore lessening the likelihood of solutions".

Yet, as we learned on Woman's Hour (Radio 4, Monday) in a discussion about whether a woman could be the next director general of the BBC, there are pockets of radio with huge imbalances in terms of gender.

The paper [16] provides thorough insights on the performance loss due to power imbalance in terms of coherent combining gain.

On the other hand, even in the OECD area, there remains a significant imbalance in terms of the countries covered in evaluation studies.

When comparing these two competing transport modes in Japan today, there is a clear imbalance in terms of the planning systems that exist.