Sentence examples for not completely balanced from inspiring English sources
The yellow/black contribution shows time spent waiting either because the work is not completely balanced (black), or because of communication delays (yellow).
Due to the non-randomized design of the study, the two groups were not completely balanced with regard to age (subjects in Group 1 were significantly older than the subject of Group 2), and the prevalence of tension-type headache and myogenous neck and shoulder pain was higher in the control group.
This effect may be due to the immature nature of cord blood representing a more Th2-shifted immune phenotype [29], and thus not completely balanced at this stage.
However, unmeasured characteristics and confounders are not completely balanced.
However, the development of the YRD region is not completely balanced, and some cities are backward.
Because of missing genotypes, the experiment was not completely balanced and we therefore used Type III sums of squares.
However, the relative slowing due to concurrent articulation was smaller than the multiplicativity benefit and thus did not completely balance the multiplicativity benefit.
Due to the small sample size and random chance, the randomization did not completely balance the two groups for all potential confounders.
Thirdly, despite substantial effort, we could not completely balance the interpretation load (reader by mode)—having each reader interpret the same number of examinations under each of the reading modes as this turned out to be a very difficult task in a very busy clinical environment with some of the radiologists not working full time at the clinic.
"The U.S. will oppose any resolution that isn't completely balanced and objective," Mr. Holbrooke said in an interview, adding that, "In such a climate, such a resolution seems virtually inconceivable".
We did not have completely balanced data; however, we considered the reasons for missing serum data not related to PBDE level and classified these data as missing completely at random (MCAR).
