Sentence examples for unbalanced pattern from inspiring English sources

Chris Williamson, chief economist at financial data firm Markit, said the economy "is being driven again by consumers", adding: "The unbalanced pattern of growth is likely to result in a slower expansion of GDP in 2015 than expected".

This unbalanced pattern has also been revealed by previous in vitro biochemical studies [22].

In many cases, the baseline CN is readily apparent due to the general unbalanced pattern of the AR (as in Fig. 4A), but in other cases, a subregion of loss or gain is required to deduce the background CN state (as in Fig. 4B).

Truncation of the Mecp2 allele after codon 308 (Mecproduces ) produces a less severe phenotype and mutant males survive until adulthood [6], but Mecp2 308 heterozygous females have unbalanced patterns of X-chromosome inactivation predominantly expressing the wild-type allele leading to a high degree of variability in phenotypes [7,8].

Above all, after rapid economic and social changes, Chinese dietary patterns and lifestyle have changed substantially, and an unbalanced dietary pattern, including undernutrition and overnutrition, may increase the risk of development of type 2 diabetes in China.

This is not an ideal outcome for Germany as it leads to suppression of the non-tradable service sector and, if persistent, and unbalanced growth pattern.

In this dimension, then, it appears that Europe will remain in a low and unbalanced growth pattern for some time, while the convergence in productivity and competitiveness runs its course.

We found it difficult to understand his affirmation that the results were unaffected by the unbalanced distribution pattern of the patients, as any statistical analysis of the few patients from the other four sites would obviously be underpowered.

Shared buffer switches have previously been studied under uniform and unbalanced traffic patterns.

vProtein also identifies foods with particularly unbalanced IAA patterns such as macadamia nuts, degermed corn products, and wakame seaweed.

The foods with the most unbalanced IAA patterns listed in Table 2 represent an interesting list of possible complements, or even functional foods, due to their relatively rich or poor IAA pattern relative to our needs.