Sentence examples for level of imbalance between from inspiring English sources

The level of imbalance between bone resorption/deposition is responsible for the morphological changes osteopenia/bone erosion/osteosclerosis observed in these arthritic conditions.

In particular, the comparative performance of six models lay in the middle ground between scenarios 2 and 5, as the level of imbalance between two treatments was no more than half of the block size within centres.

We evaluated three scenarios: cases and controls from a balanced mixture of two subpopulations (western and northwestern Europeans); modest levels of imbalance between cases and controls (ratio of western to northwestern European genomes of 3 7 in controls and 7 3 in cases), and high levels of imbalance (ratio of 1 9 in controls and 9 1 in cases).

Within the minimisation algorithm, in the event of a tie between treatment groups (i.e. when allocation to more than one group would provide an equally low level of imbalance), treatment was allocated at random between the tied treatment groups.

The adjustment of imbalance between levels of reactive oxygen/nitrogen species and those of antioxidants in the human body could represent a goal for a better management of renal diseases.

Higher ERI indicates higher level of imbalance.

A higher ERI ratio indicated a higher level of imbalance.

Assuming that the cancer treatment resulted in no difference in prostate cancer mortality, we assessed the effect required of a hypothetical unmeasured binary confounder to explain the propensity score adjusted subdistribution hazard ratios for prostate cancer mortality of radiotherapy versus radical prostatectomy for varying levels of confounder imbalance between treatment groups.

"The world cannot indefinitely sustain the present level of imbalances".

Moreover, considering different levels of imbalance, dynamic selection methods secure higher ranks than other alternatives.

The high glucocorticoid level and low DHEAS level suggest an imbalance between immunosuppressive and immunostimulatory adrenocortical hormones, which can result in increased susceptibility to infectious complications during the chronic phase of severe illness.