Sentence examples for may not be balanced from inspiring English sources

Women who donate ova require information about risks, which for women considering donation for research may not be balanced by compensating benefits.

Indeed, it is quite conceivable that the appropriate games for these scenarios are not convex or concave, and it is even conceivable that such games may not be balanced, which may mean that there are unexpected limitations to achieving the sum rate or sum capacity that one may hope for at first sight.

Since screening effects are likely to vary by age and time since screening, these variables may not be balanced between comparison groups.

The pH may not be balanced yet, however.

This can be attributed to the fact that for larger subset sizes, the load may not be optimally balanced and some threads that were assigned disproportionately higher load might prolong the overall total execution time while other threads are idle.

It is possible that other aspects of the interplay between Archaea and their viruses may not be appropriately balanced (e.g. more lytic viruses) to allow virulence factors to be maintained in an archaeal mobile gene pool.

The number of subjects may not be well balanced across treatment cycles or arms, and the number of evaluable subjects is also affected by unscheduled dose and sampling time due to dose interruption/reduction or patient discontinuation.

We note that stochastic patterns created in this way, in effect, may not be perfectly balanced, because they are unlikely to contain exactly equal numbers of elements of each luminance polarity.

A Poisson regression model was used to compare the incidence rate of surgery across tegaserod exposure categories incorporating covariate adjustment, since changes in therapy may be related to patient characteristics, so that exposure categories may not be as well balanced with respect to covariates as were the originally-matched cohorts.

"If the 2003 budget is balanced using all non-recurring revenues, then even restoration of sales tax on clothing in 2004 may not be enough to balance the budget," the office said in its review.

New York City's money shortage is so severe that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's worst-case plan for $500 million in contingency budget cuts may not be enough to balance the budget, the city's Independent Budget Office warned yesterday.