Sentence examples for were not counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

The drugs, the report said, had risks, including invasive breast cancer, which, although slight, were not counterbalanced by benefits.

Women taking the drug had slightly more cases of breast cancer, heart attacks and strokes than those taking a placebo, and those risks were not counterbalanced by the drug's benefits, a slight decrease in the incidence of hip fractures and colon cancer.

IL-6 levels remained high in survivors at 2.9 compared to those in the control and were not counterbalanced by IL-10 levels.

After the run, Pistorius had no more lactate in his blood than did the other runners, suggesting that his aerobic savings were not counterbalanced by greater anaerobic expenditures.

Charge balance constraints require that these cations were not counterbalanced to any significant degree by anions typical of seawater, such as Cl− and SO4−−, which implies minimal seawater involvement in presalt deposition.

However, the gender gaps in CTE-STEM course enrollment rates were not counterbalanced in the collective results and seemed to be increasing across years (6-year average gap = 0.58% for all CTE-STEM courses compared to 0.04% for both advanced mathematics and advanced science courses; see Table 7 for the details).

The outflow of students from the sciences is not counterbalanced by a comparable inflow of students from other fields.

In the external group, the order of Prompts 2 to 4 was counterbalanced to avoid order effects; Prompt 1 was not counterbalanced to align with the condition of the other group.

Technocracy, he asserted, is the objective form of the instrumental tendencies in human reason, and if it is not counterbalanced by the integrally human resources of cultural or rational communication it is likely to result in oppressive government.

The reason is that the incentive to go for the electorates' prior (now A) is not counterbalanced by the existence of a third dogmatic candidate proposing that policy, but it is even reinforced by the fact that this candidate always proposes E. "If this was the rejection election, where does mainstream politics go?", The Guardian, 28th May 2014.

As situation was not counterbalanced, the effect of situation in that heavy traffic and heavy traffic with fog led to more sleepiness, may be an effect of the increased workload induced by traffic and weather, an effect of time on task, or a combination of both.