Sentence examples for imbalances generated from inspiring English sources

We next investigated for possible preferential associations amongst the most frequent chromosome imbalances generated by either MSG or SR, i.e. those that were likely to be selected for in CRCs according to the likelihood method.

The fact that recombinant AtAPC3 and AtAPC1 apparently prefer homo-exchanges of ATP and ADP over the corresponding hetero-exchanges with Pi (Fig.  1, Additional file 2: Figure S2) might be indicative of transport reduction due to unfavorable charge imbalances generated in the liposomes by the electrogenic hetero-exchange.

Previous observations suggested that the rapid activation of JNK and p38 MAPK is most probably due to an early cellular oxidative imbalance generated by the drug, as demonstrated by the protective effects of some antioxidants (Garcia-Fernandez et al, 2002; Cuadrado et al, 2003).

Indeed, this effort-reward imbalance generates high stress levels, which in turn are conducive to smoking [ 25].

Redox imbalance generates multiple cellular damages leading to oxidative stress-mediated pathological conditions such as neurodegenerative diseases and cancer progression.

These imbalances are generated by the dynamic load changes of distributed simulations or by unknown, non-managed background processes resulting from the non-dedication of shared resources.

These imbalances sometimes generated a survival instinct in one or more of the partners.

For the 22 clinico-pathological entities with more than 50 cases, summary profiles for genomic imbalances were generated from case specific data and analyzed.

We wondered whether the molecular-genetic difference between the APO-SUS and -UNSUS rats (the Aph-1b gene-dosage imbalance) would also be present in the Nijmegen outbred population of Wistar rats, or if the imbalance was generated during the breeding of the rat lines.

Driven by top-down power allocations and the GDP-dominated views of local governments, the land supply inclined toward structural imbalance, which generated a disordered urban spatial structure.

The definition of mathematical and statistical tools to estimate phylogenetic tree imbalance has generated a significant amount of literature that cannot be explored here (see e.g., Kirkpatrick and Slatkin 1993; Aldous 2001; Blum and François 2006).