Sentence examples for understanding imbalance from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of ischemic stroke include sudden numbness on one side of the body, vision disturbances, difficulty in speaking and understanding, imbalance, and loss of coordination.

Understanding the imbalance between opposing B-cell functions in disease and how this imbalance may be restored after targeted biologic therapy is an important area of ongoing research.

Understanding the imbalance is one of the most pressing mysteries in physics, because it explains why matter exists.

But understanding the imbalance with patents has been historically difficult because the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office USPTOonlynly offered information on one patent at a time.

The more China continues these manipulations even at its own expense, the more we should perhaps be understanding these imbalances as a national security problem instead of a trade problem.

The common understanding of imbalanced data in the community is that the majority samples outnumber the minority samples [ 3].

In an attempt to contribute to a better understanding of imbalances in the health workforce, this paper has discussed a framework for human resources for health and proposed a typology of imbalances.

The article "Not enough here, too many there: understanding geographical imbalances in the distribution of the health workforce" (2003), states that a reduced number of health care workers in a given area has a direct effect on the life expectancy of its residents.

Because Judge Masipa was a black woman, there were assumptions that she would have more of an understanding of the imbalance of power relations between men and women, and the scourge of violence against women.

With the benefit of hindsight, we may say that Steel did not fully understand what the repercussions of multiple sexual abuse were, though I am fairly sure we knew what paedophilia was, even in 1979, as well as understanding the power imbalance between a local bigwig and a poor kid in care.

Nurses identified that patients continuing in that mode of understanding created an imbalance of expectations in the patient-nurse relationship.