Sentence examples for imbalanced state from inspiring English sources
The LAPM scheme detected the load imbalanced state and selects one MT (Lenovo E40 as LAP2) which is located in the overlapping region as shown in Fig. 1a.
Subsequently, algorithm2 is responsible to perform the mobility tasks related to PAP such as disable LAP or association of LAP, mapping of LAP to adjacent PAP, and migration of LAP between PAP if load imbalanced state occurs.
We established superfluidity in a two-state mixture of ultracold fermionic atoms with imbalanced state populations.
The present study uses a systems engineering approach to delineate the relationship between tinnitus and hyperacusis as a result of either hearing loss in the ear or an imbalanced state in the brain.
Since those early observations, the imbalanced state between host and pathogen as the cause of deleterious conditions has gained currency in contemporary thinking (Virgin et 2009; Garrett et al. 2010; Willing et al. 2011): "evolutionary equilibrium favors mutualistic rather than parasitic or unilaterally destructive interactions" (Lederberg 1993, p. 8).
The imbalanced state that favours ROS production over antioxidant defence is defined as oxidative stress.
1. State-by-state discrepancies make the primary process imbalanced Most states and territories hold primaries, which are organized and paid for by their respective state governments.
Furthermore, in strain NZN111, a high ratio of NADH/NAD+ (imbalanced redox state) resulted in growth defects on glucose under anaerobic conditions.
A symbol of oppression to Cuban refugees, he's heralded as a liberator by some of the poorest of his own people — who remember the swinging but disproportionately imbalanced "casino state" of Castro's predecessors.
This sympathovagal imbalance state in hyperthyroidism helps to explain the higher prevalence of atrial fibrillation and exercise intolerance among hyperthyroid patients.
Diabetic angiogenesis is induced by factors including hyperglycemia, hypoxia, imbalanced redox states, elevated non-enzymatic glycosylation and nitration, etc. [ 141].
