Sentence examples for origin of imbalance from inspiring English sources
Although initially there is skepticism regarding the origin of imbalance of activated and apoptotic endothelial-derived MP in patients with impaired glucose metabolism and dyslipidemia, we suppose that inflammatory cytokine overproduction and probably lipid abnormalities may consider a possible cause of predominantly immune phenotype of MPs not directly related with glucose impairment.
This is the origin of the imbalance between exports and imports in China, since imports were restricted into the internal market while exports were promoted.
However, the origin of current account imbalance has been theoretically explicated in two basic views.
The origin of the hemispheric imbalance reported in the present study is unknown but may arise from genetic and/or environmental factors affecting trophic signals during development (53).
As this high incidence was only observed in a limited series of studies, more investigations are warranted and technological advances are needed to (1) identify its true incidence, (2) associate the type and incidence with the referral reasons and (3) identify the origins of those imbalances.
A consistent chromosome abnormality exists in 17 human cell lines and in 11 fresh cancers, a finding strongly supportive of our original support of Boveri's concept of a chromosomal imbalance origin of human cancer.
Indeed, SlIPT4 is probably at the origin of a greater hormonal imbalance than SlIPT3, which may have impaired proper shoot and root systems regeneration.
Higher ERI indicates higher level of imbalance.
In it he analyses the macroeconomic origins of the global imbalances that precipitated the crisis and prescribes the policy path forward.He does so in logical, crisp and accessible language.
These CGH results indicate an accumulation of chromosomal imbalances during the PIN carcinoma metastasis sequence and an early origin of tumour-specific aberrations in PIN areas.
