Sentence examples for levels unbalanced from inspiring English sources

The most pressing problem in the United States is not security but the serious economic challenges -- staggering government debts at both federal and state levels, unbalanced budgets, unstable economic growth, insufficient investment, high unemployment and lack of confidence in the U.S. dollar.

The purpose of this article is to generate mixed-level unbalanced or non-U-type supersaturated designs using computer intensive procedures.

He found the power level unbalanced for each of the new sub-systems introduced, and found little in the suggested rules that he wanted to use.

The test results show that the tested doubly fed wind turbine had an excellent ability to control the voltage unbalance, and avoided the negative impact of the unbalance voltage on the induction generator and the rotor converter such as high levels of unbalanced currents, pulsating torques, overheated windings, and so on.

Consequently, if one level is unbalanced, it can lead to unbalance in the other levels as well.

GameSpy's Benjamin Turner felt that the difficulty level was unbalanced rather than too steep, and that once a player gains a foothold on the gameplay and collects enough Battle Chips and power-ups, the challenge subsides.

In addition, there were several cell lines with unbalanced levels of MRN, for example, unexpected high or low levels of Rad50 compared to Mre11.

These stress signals mitochondrial dysfunction to cytosol by unbalanced levels of ATP and NADH and the release of Ca2+, which results in active calcium-sensitive proteins and further the activation of downstream transcription factors.

An increased level of VEGF and a decreased level of pigment epithelium-derived factor (PEDF) have been observed in cultured retinal Müller cells treated by high glucose [19], indicating that Müller cells may contribute to unbalanced levels of VEGF and PEDF in diabetic retinopathy.

Unbalanced levels of ROS are a common characteristic of many acute and chronic degenerative diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, type II diabetes, acute liver and renal failure, and neurodegenerative disorders including Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases and strokes.

Unbalanced levels of ROS and endogenous antioxidants are related to many disorders, including central nervous system pathologies [ 8– 13] (e.g., Parkinson's disease [ 12], Alzheimer's disease [ 10], cardiovascular conditions [ 10, 11], pulmonary diseases [ 14, 15], diabetes [ 16, 17], ocular diseases [ 18, 19], aging [ 20– 22], cancer [ 23– 25], and radiation damage [ 26]).