Sentence examples for imbalances not only from inspiring English sources

Characteristic patterns of genomic imbalances not only have confirmed recent classification schemes in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, but they provide a basis for the successful identification of genes with previously unrecognized pathogenic roles in the development of different lymphomas.

In order to obtain robust results, we conduct the analysis between potential growth and imbalances not only for Spain, but also for United States, United Kingdom and Germany.

So theoretically, migration is a rational response to labor imbalances not only on an individual level, but for entire societies.

I think there is a great imbalance, not only in my industry but in all industries, and it's got to change".

Spending disparities between the lower class and high class are widening, the lower class spend 100% of their income and a bit more in debt from financiers, the higher class would spend a small fraction of their multiple income streams; there is an imbalance not only from a capitalistic perspective, but from various fronts.

But for every apprehensive view of global imbalances, there have been one or more explanations of why those imbalances are not only good but also sustainable.

This hypothesis is substantiated by new findings of complex chromosomal imbalances involving not only whole chromosomal aneuploidies and uniparental disomies but also segmental deletions, duplications, and amplifications in human cleavage-stage in vitro-fertilized embryos [19].

Depending crucially on the correlation between the baseline covariate and the outcome variable, this chance imbalance may not only create a potential bias in crude estimates of treatment effect in the outcome variable, but may also affect the precision with which such an effect is measured and the statistical power of the analysis.

Here, by quantifying their sensitivity to the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli, we show that the percept sequence is superior in detecting the strength imbalance, because it not only detects the imbalance with a larger bias [17], [18], [20], [22], but also detects smaller imbalance, than the percept duration does.

Gender imbalance is detrimental not only to women -- but also to companies.

That imbalance has led not only to flat sales growth year after year, but also rampant discounting among movers as they try to grab market share from each other.