Sentence examples for partial imbalance from inspiring English sources

Particular attention is given to the formation of GPQs and GCIs in mixed linear models having three variance components in situations where the data exhibit complete balance, partial balance, and partial imbalance.

Otherwise, Zen fears that the practitioner will fall into one-sidedness, in which knowledge claim ends up being partial, imbalanced, and even prejudiced.

The second "structural" group shows few and mainly partial genomic imbalances.

Among tumours with partial chromosome imbalances, thought to arise from unbalanced translocations, gains of chromosome 17q were observed most frequently, as reported previously.

Accelerated aging also may result from partial genome imbalances as seen in the chromosomal disorders of Down, Klinefelter and Turner syndromes.

One proposed remedy for financial imbalance is partial privatization, the approach favored by Governor Bush.

Table S7: Heterozygous sites tested for allelic imbalance in partial genotype alignment (CREB1 50-bp).

However, MLPA is limited by its partial view of genomic imbalances, as MLPA is less sensitive as it only explores a few genomic positions and may therefore fail to distinguish between partial and total alteration of an entire arm or chromosome.

The production of chemicals from CO2 offers little impact, while increased energy efficiency offers only a partial solution to the current imbalance of CO2.

As for the pathophysiological mechanisms leading to such an imbalance, although a partial and/or local reduction of blood supply is likely, a reduction in the muscle oxidative capacity itself or a combination of both cannot be discarded.

Overall sensitivity and precision of imbalance detection using partial or no genotypes declined to ~50%%.