Sentence examples for quantitative imbalance from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, a new terminology referred to as the quantitative imbalance and operation modification factor were defined and the operating conditions of furnace required to minimize the imbalances were investigated with computational fluid dynamics (CFD).
The Capability Under-Utilisation Indices for math and science reflect a potential quantitative imbalance between math, science, and problem solving performance within a country, whilst the also introduced concept of math-science coherence reflects a potential qualitative imbalance between math and science education.
Moreover, we should also differentiate between qualitative and quantitative imbalance.
It is not unreasonable to imagine how a quantitative imbalance of shared proteins between heterochromatin and euchromatin could produce phenotypic effects.
It is tempting to explain the development of megacolon in chagasic patients with the development of a quantitative imbalance in motor innervation between cholinergic/excitatory and nitrergic/inhibitory motor neurons in favour of the latter.
Indeed, the degree to which cancers arise from a quantitative imbalance in normal feedback processes rather than a defect in a central signaling pathway is a critical issue to address.
These policies should aim to correct quantitative imbalances, introduce measures to retain female staff in rural settings and respect users' preferences.
These difficulties arise from quantitative imbalances and from inadequate approaches to HR management that may result in overusing, underusing, or misusing available health care personnel.
Quantitative allelic imbalance (LOH) and KRAS point mutations were determined by PCR and subsequent capillary gel electrophoresis (ABI Genetic Analyzer) [ 23].
AA-ALIGNER accurately detects allelic imbalance in quantitative sequence data using partial genotypes or common variants filling a critical methodological gap in these analyses, as full genotypes are rarely available.
The accuracy and sensitivity of quantitative detection of allelic imbalance was assessed for each SNP by constructing regression lines using a dilution series of mixed samples from individuals of different genotype.
