They never recovered, and the selling off of quality players became a virtual death wish, as baseball slipped into the current era of economic imbalance for which there is no remedy in sight.
It's a society that assumes that anything we don't like about ourselves or our children was caused by a chemical imbalance for which we have no personal responsibility.
For all the ways Ohio State could be measured — its importance to the state's economy, the $1 billion medical center under construction, its half million living alumni — Gee believes that even if football revenue represents only one-half of one percent of the total budget, it also garners 90 percent of the attention, an imbalance for which he has spent years trying to exploit and correct.
For example, they go on to suggest that the mechanism of the selective toxicity results from a redox imbalance for which the argument (and data) are extremely weak.
He doesn't really touch on global imbalances, for instance, which might lead him to be a little more critical of the Greenspan Fed's low-interest rate policy in the early 2000s.
The conference does not plan to add a 16th team, Swofford said, because that would create an imbalance in football, for which there are 14 teams, not counting the Irish.
The subset included a large study in post-Chernobyl tumors in children, for which imbalances could be found only in 30% of tumors [ 59].
A secondary analysis was performed to adjust for additional variables including those for which imbalances were present at baseline and adjusted for study visit, baseline infection status, gender and age.
This is the first population-based multicenter cohort study in patients with underlying cardiovascular disease and no pre-existing cancer diagnosis which used robust propensity score modeling to adjust for baseline imbalances and which accounted for competing risks.
It makes sense that weaker global trade flows leave less room for imbalances which can endanger the development of financial stability.
