Sentence examples for imbalances remained from inspiring English sources

"Following a sharp narrowing during the recession, global imbalances have widened somewhat as activity has picked up," the report said, noting in particular that large external imbalances remained within the euro area.

To assess whether potential imbalances remained after propensity score matching, absolute standardized differences were calculated for covariates included in the propensity score model [ 17, 18]; variables with an absolute standardized difference >0.1 after propensity score matching were identified as potential confounders for inclusion in multivariable outcome models.

Unfortunately, the imbalances remain.

But huge imbalances remain.

Both sides agree that racial imbalances remain widespread in public housing and that years of official discrimination are largely to blame.

America may also consider levying countervailing duties against Chinese goods that the Commerce Department considers artificially subsidised.Overall, the currency and trade imbalances remain the biggest political irritations.

It is possible for baseline imbalances to occur between treatment groups for one or more variables in a randomized controlled trial, although the identification and detection of baseline imbalances remain controversial.

"Following a sharp narrowing during the recession, global imbalances have widened somewhat as activity has picked up," the report said, stressing in particular that large external imbalances remain within the euro area.

China's trade surplus has come down but America's overall deficit is going back up, a sign of short term recovery in U.S. demand but evidence that underlying imbalances remain to be addressed.

Those analysts warn that big imbalances remain in the global economy, that the world's banking system has not been reined in and national governments have made little progress in restructuring their economies towards more diverse sources of jobs and growth.

In further analyses, we use regression adjustments to adjust for small imbalances remaining in the matched samples, i.e. we include all matching variables as covariates in the model.