Sentence examples for increased imbalances from inspiring English sources

Past experiences in high-speed railways indicate increased imbalances between major cities and their hinterlands [4, 5, 6, 3].

For example, poor quality data introduce noise that results in increased imbalance [26] [28].

This does not represent a rebalancing towards a more equal output across the motor groups, but an increased imbalance.

Thus, the impact of heterogeneity of the group distributions among centers is greater with increased imbalance between the two group sizes.

The second alternative strategy would be to develop an "internal marker" covariate that would reflect how much increased imbalance in the nonincluded confounders is occurring.

In case of the CAL network search, this is explained by the fact that many very good solutions are present due to the increased imbalance between the number of predictors and the sample size.

However, in this simulation in the upper portion of the range of R the relationship becomes increasingly nonlinear, with changes in R underestimating the increased imbalance in nonincluded covariates.

Loss of heterozygosity studies have shown increased imbalance on the X chromosome in lymph node metastases as compared to the primary cervical tumors, in agreement with this hypothesis [ 28].

The problem is that early retirement compounds the increasing imbalance between the numbers in and out of work.

The Ottoman economy was disrupted by inflation, caused by the influx of precious metals into Europe from the Americas and by an increasing imbalance of trade between East and West.

Dossor became frustrated at the increasing imbalance of power in TV between those who commissioned the programmes – the suits – and the artists who made them, a running theme among directors and actors who felt, probably correctly, that they had had the best of their "independent" TV drama days in the 70s and 80s.