Sentence examples for imbalances toward from inspiring English sources
"I think some progress was made in correcting the inventory imbalances toward the end of the quarter".
"On the other hand, such a reorganization could minimize the emphasis placed on small business by the federal government and lead to an even greater imbalance toward promoting the interests of large businesses over those of small business".
There is a majority in fear in the land over the prospect that the existing conservative five majority could extend to six, and greater alter the court imbalance toward corporate and conservative interests.
So that would be my impression; that there is still a tendency, perhaps a bit of an imbalance toward what I would call pure commercial entertainment and more private issues as opposed to public discourse.
Now that Spillman has become something of a vizier of the literary world (with the jewel in the turban to show for it, the 2015 PEN Nora Magid Award for Editing), he aims to use his stature to right publishing's traditional imbalance toward the white and financially secure.
This imbalance toward the costs might result in a decreased motivation to respond to calls of paternally related females.
Our findings are in accordance with the notion that SLE is characterized by a Th1/Th2 imbalance toward Th2 dominance.
In δD910A females, the MHC-IIhigh subset was relatively overrepresented among macrophages, suggesting an imbalance toward a more inflammatory uterine milieu in these mice during pregnancy.
Although both folding and disulfide bond formation is down, an imbalance toward faster disulfide bond formation compared to folding will result in futile cycles.
The fact that all the cells were negative for CD24 could indicate that the stem cell was highly imbalanced toward symmetrical cell division.
Analysis of selected populations expressing high TCR levels showed an imbalance toward the CD8 lineage, with CD4/CD8 ratios decreased by ∼50% in caDGK mice; this resembled the ratios found in peripheral T cells.
