Sentence examples for unbalanced status from inspiring English sources

Other cases showed genomic gain for specific targets: CM3 (MYC), CM6 (TP63; MYC), CM7 (TP63), CM11 (PIK3CM16CM282A), CM30 (CDKN2A), CMYC (PIK3CA), CM30 (MYC; FGFR1), CM36 (NCOand, and CM11 and CM21 (CEP9 ). Figure 2 illustrates unbalanced status of genes and centromeric DNA targets in megaesophagus specimens.

Obesity is mainly believed to be a consequence of an unbalanced energy status.

This transcript receives a signal from the cytoplasm about the unbalanced redox status and begins synthesis of the new Nrf2 molecules [ 104].

The stabilizing action of aripiprazole in an environment of unbalanced dopamine status, therefore, as in tic-affected brain areas, may be more ideal in abating tic symptoms.

In summary, irradiating aging cells that already display an unbalanced oxidant antioxidant status would unequivocally contribute to overload the antioxidant systems (Fig. 1).

Relevant public health strategies and an early extreme weather and health warning system should be developed and improved at an early stage to prevent and reduce the health risks due to extreme weather and climate change in China, given its huge population, diverse geographic distribution and unbalanced socioeconomic status with various climatic characteristics.

This study combined statistical indicators of compulsory education in Mainland China and indicators of preschool education in developed countries, in order to examine the currently unbalanced regional preschool education status in Mainland China.

This study presents mathematical models to quantify these elements, defining unbalanced, quasi-balanced and balanced status, one- and two-way transitions and the rising or falling trends.

To investigate how persistent is graduate overeducation, we used ISCO HE 88_GH to describe graduates' transitions between work statuses, using an unbalanced panel of graduates in the BHPS/UKHLS in the age bracket 25 to 60 years during the years 1997 2001 and 2006 2012.

This study used FISH technique to investigate chagasic megaesophagus for genomic status of genes frequently unbalanced in ESCC with the goal of identifying potential markers of risk to cancer.

The benefit appeared to be marginal because Ki67 status and pCR status are unbalanced (e.g., only seven patients with Ki67 low and without pCR) in such a way that the majority of the patients cannot be better classified by the extended model.