First, we aimed at identify genes with an expression correlated to small-scale imbalances.
There was a noticeable difference between the slumps, some 10 or 11 years ago and the smaller imbalance in his game from 2001-to-2012.
Here, by quantifying their sensitivity to the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli, we show that the percept sequence is superior in detecting the strength imbalance, because it not only detects the imbalance with a larger bias [17], [18], [20], [22], but also detects smaller imbalance, than the percept duration does.
To determine whether the familial multiple meningiomas might harbor smaller imbalance events that were missed by the relatively low resolution cDNA chip, we repeated the array CGH analysis of these particular familial multiple meningioma samples using a newer, higher resolution Agilent human oligo array.
Although the gap between white and black homeowners in the District seems wide, the city actually has one of the smallest imbalances among U.S. cities — 71.8percentt for whites and 48.8percentt for blacks.
It is demonstrated that very high degrees of closure for a CES enable experimental observation of small imbalances in atmospheric cycles or slow accumulation of trace gases that could otherwise be masked by dilution with atmosphere external to the CES.
During the crisis, the fraction of small imbalances shows a small increase, while the two categories of larger imbalances decrease slightly.
In further analyses, we use regression adjustments to adjust for small imbalances remaining in the matched samples, i.e. we include all matching variables as covariates in the model.
Those small imbalances accumulate over time, giving an advantage to men and a disadvantage to women.
Or we can at least acknowledge that certain foods, in any amount, are slowly doing a disservice to our bodies, and rather than fitting into a "balanced" diet, they're merely small imbalances that, bit by bit, cause our internal structures to become fully imbalanced.
