Sentence examples for remarkable imbalance from inspiring English sources

In the Comephoridae there is a remarkable imbalance between the numbers of each sex, the proportion of males in the total population being as low as 3 or 4 percent.

Third, the energy item presents remarkable imbalance during the outside range in Figure 6a, while keeping comparable in Figure 6b.

Taken together, these antecedents suggest that vibrissal paralysis causes a remarkable imbalance in somatosensory input to vM1.

In conclusion, DPN results in a remarkable functional imbalance that may expose these patients to danger of falling during daily activities and becomes more severe as the severity of neuropathy aggravates.

That imbalance will be on remarkable display Sunday night, when only one of the 20 nominated actors, Ruby Dee, is black.

However, pinocembrin does not show remarkable effects on the regulation of redox imbalances.

However, an allelic imbalance of TP73 was the most remarkable independent predictive factor of poor patient survival (P=0.0002, risk ratio: 3382).

Some of the documented imbalances in the climate have certainly become remarkable.

The sheer imbalance between opponents and supporters of the plan is remarkable, says Stewart. "You have to ask yourself why so few people want a third runway?

Although some of countries have made remarkable progress in addressing their health-care workforce shortages and imbalances, a lot needs to be done in a country such as India.

China had achieved remarkable economic growth through the development of market economy, but regional income imbalance became larger in recent years.