Sentence examples for imbalances more from inspiring English sources

"The wheat market can restore any imbalances more readily than perhaps other grains," he said.

Nevertheless, NGS was able to detect some segmental imbalances more precisely.

Although BC is a wealthier province than Manitoba, according to a formal needs assessment of occupational health resources conducted for a provincial agency, occupational health staffing was "deplorably" lower than international norms [ 62], labour relations were more volatile, the power imbalances more pronounced and the governance of WHITE was unclear.

Aaron Edlin first noticed this imbalance more than 15 years ago.

That makes the money imbalance more troublesome if the trend continues.

No team exploited this happy imbalance more effectively than Spain, for whom Torres provided the necessary finish.

"I've never seen it more competitive, or the supply-and-demand imbalance more stark," said Mr. Smith, whose Shubert group owns 17 theaters.

In 1982, she moved back to her hometown, Cheraw, S.C., but two years later experienced bouts of depression -- the result of a chemical imbalance more than any events in her life, she recalled doctors telling her.

Is gender imbalance more prominent in certain countries or specific 'traditionally male' specialties?

It is tempting to speculate that aberrations in fibre-typing, and absence of type 2B seen with ATPase techniques are due to changes in isoforms imbalance more than related to age at muscle biopsy.

However, the CM cases identified with genomics deletions and gains in the three-dimensional plots were mostly classified as grades III and IV, suggesting that chromosomal imbalances are more likely to occur in more advanced grades.