Sentence examples for resolve imbalance from inspiring English sources

Boundary based oversampling technique used in SMOTE + GLMBoost and NRBoundary-SMOTE [24] are engaged to resolve imbalance data set problems.

In practical terms, the adjustments to trade that were necessary to resolve imbalances were slow.

Along with the nearby Hampton Bays district, Tuckahoe filed suit over the same issue in 1992, settling a year later when the county agreed to make its best effort to resolve the imbalance in placement of the homeless.

Our biggest challenge is to resolve this imbalance.

Congress typically provides additional grants for federal programs such as Medicaid and the operation of the local justice system; however, analysts claim that the payments do not fully resolve the imbalance.

Michael Offer, a spokesman for Germany's Finance Ministry, described the decision as a "decisive contribution" to help resolve global imbalances.

One section of the upper casting is designed to resolve the imbalances of the loads and allow the dome structure to maintain its geometry.

This study represents the initial report describing the improvement of 1-butanol production in E. coli by resolving CoA imbalance, which was based on metabolome analysis and rational metabolic engineering strategies.

A year ago, finance ministers and central bankers from the G7 group of big, rich countries promised to take "vigorous action" to resolve the imbalances between the world's savers (particularly China, Japan and the oil exporters) and borrowers (especially America).

Mr de Rato entertains visions of his institution becoming what one might call an International Monetary Forum, helping to resolve global imbalances and police misaligned exchange rates through the sheer force of its analysis and argument.

"The actions of the E.C.B. and other policy makers in Europe have generally had the effect of filling large financial gaps in periphery bank and sovereign funding," wrote Bob Prince of Bridgewater Associates this week, "but have done relatively little to resolve competitive imbalances among these economies".