The underlying cause may be a twist in a gene, or a tiny hormonal imbalance that cannot be detected with current technology.
But researchers note that it takes just a tiny energy imbalance -- a few more calories eaten than are burned -- for pounds to creep on.
The ACA's tax subsidies for middle- and low-income insurance buyers helped to redress the imbalance, but only a tiny bit.
Any event that aims to redress the imbalance in a country where only a tiny percentage of teenage girls gets enough exercise is to be welcomed.
The twin system creates an imbalanced and shifting gravitational field, which sends the tiny outer moons spinning chaotically, the measurements from the Hubble space telescope showed.
Eye-popping moves like these are almost entirely owing to the tiny supply of shares in new companies, balanced -- or perhaps imbalanced -- against the titanic demand for them.
The born-again MINI turns in quickly; the electro-hydraulic, power-assisted steering is neatly precise, and the nicely weighted controls urge you to fling the tiny coupe through corner after corner without drama or even a hint of imbalance.
With tiny silver seafood forks, they picked at plates heaped high with tempting morsels, valiantly trying not to incur a debilitating humoral imbalance.
Imbalance happened to Rome.
What causes the imbalance?
