Sentence examples for imbalances in the areas of from inspiring English sources

BRITAIN'S relationship with America, though remarkably hale, is being damaged, some say, by "imbalances" in the areas of trade, justice and defence.

While research on each of these interfaces is critical, the global research effort on NTDs has been diverse and fragmented with a great imbalance in the areas of coverage [ 3, 7, 8].

It has also been suggested that gene copy number can affect the global transcriptional pattern of cancers; Pollack et al. observed [ 18] that breast cancers could be equally segregated into subclasses either according to the pattern of genomic imbalances or the expression of genes resident in the areas of imbalances.

"These challenges require urgent action in the areas of the financial sector, state-owned enterprises and microeconomic reforms in order to prevent a situation in which severe imbalances would steeply increase towards unsustainable levels," it said.

As such, an Asian Investment Bank would not only help reduce global macroeconomic imbalances but could also forge the sort of cross-border collaboration that Asian governments have found it tough to foster in, say, the area of exchange rates.

If you are mindful you'll notice that that excessiveness led to imbalance in other areas of your life.

Other ECB policymakers have similar qualms, saying it could fuel imbalances in the euro area and stoke inflation.

Reasons for these results, which are similar to those of previous studies [ 35– 37], include differences in income level between rural and urban areas, and imbalances in the distribution of oral health care resources [ 38].

Ibrahim, F. Ecological Imbalances in the Republic of Sudan.

Imbalances in the function of paired muscles can cause joint problems and invite injury.

The first test was concerned with the reconstruction of pitch angle deviation imbalances in the absence of mass imbalances.