Sentence examples for unbalanced increase from inspiring English sources
A similarly unbalanced increase in cortex size relative to simple sensations could account for enlarged language, hearing, and motor cortex as well, Stevens says.
Thus, we predicted that the fast growing new subpopulations would be those producing the truncation by an unbalanced increase of small vs. large colony sizes.
The appearance of this truncation at intermediate colony sizes, as a result of a largely unbalanced increase in the frequency of small colony sizes over large ones, suggested a link with the population instability observed during the eight-study period.
Estrogen deficiency at menopause or androgen deficiency in men results in an unbalanced increase in bone turnover, such that bone resorption exceeds bone formation.
p38α deficiency produces an unbalanced increase of miR17-92 levels that downregulate lung-specific transcription factors and results in misexpression of integrins.
Major challenges in designing chemistries to incorporate drug molecules and targeting moieties include compatibility of the carrier and the drug, carrier induced immunogenic responses, unbalanced increase in lipophilicity, stability and activity of the drug, and the number of available attachment sites for drug conjugation.
Detractors insist that homemade raw diets are often nutritionally unbalanced, and increase the risk of illness caused by meat-borne bacteria and gut perforations.
In the 'model of unbalanced growth' [ 9], the nominal wages in the health care sector must be increased, even without progress in productivity.
It has been theoretically found that use of such sectors reduces the rotor unbalanced response, increases the stability limit speed for simple rotor shaft systems and thus improves the dynamic characteristics.
The present results provide evidence that the consumption of unbalanced diets increases glycemia and oxidative damage to lymphocytes in peripheral blood, affecting the proliferation of these cells in vitro and modifying the percentages of T and B lymphocytes in vivo.
The unbalanced diets increased glycemia and oxidative stress that apparently induced alterations in proteins by carbonylation, thus negatively affecting the proliferation of the total population of lymphocytes as well as the percentage of B cells.
