Sentence examples for marked imbalance from inspiring English sources

This marked imbalance between incongruent proposals and incongruent propositions suggests that the negotiation of action received more attention, at least in terms of the wording, than the negotiation of information.

Secondary analyses will investigate the effects of further adjustment for any variables displaying marked imbalance between the arms at baseline.

Where variables exhibit marked imbalance at baseline, primary analyses will be repeated and adjustments will be made to check that this does not influence findings.

This marked imbalance of the Ang/Tie machinery in favor of excessive Ang-2 underscores the concept of Ang-2 being the dynamic component.

This marked imbalance between antenatal attendance and corresponding deliveries at health facilities shows a consistent decline in institutional deliveries over the years, compromising safety of both mother and baby during childbirth.

Expression studies in hemizygous males showed that this conditional allele was significantly (1.69 2.75-fold) overexpressed compared to wt in adult brain, but showed less marked imbalance in embryonic heads (Supp. Fig. S1.69 2.75-fold

In SLE patients with low IFNα, marked angiogenic imbalance (higher sFlt1, lower PlGF and higher sFlt1/PLGF ratios) precedes maternal manifestations of preeclampsia, whereas in SLE with high IFNα, preeclampsia occurs without evidence of systemic angiogenic imbalance.

Relationships marked by an imbalance of power may include a partner using behaviors such as sexual violence, name-calling, humiliation, jealousy, privilege, and coercion and threats to control the other partner.

However, one patient (218) showed marked allelic expression imbalance in the tumour compared to the matched normal lung sample.

Additionally, the vagotomized FA-exposed rats developed increased arrhythmia sensitivity to aconitine and had higher LF/HF ratios, suggesting that autonomic imbalance marked by increased sympathetic drive may be mediating the proarrhythmic response.

In conclusion, ANCOVA should be the analysis of choice, a priori, for RCTs with a single post-treatment outcome measure previously measured at baseline; its superiority is particularly marked when baseline imbalance is present, but also – in terms of precision – when groups are balanced at baseline.