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The total number of covariates divided by the total number of markers was around 7.5, i.e. less than 8 covariates per marker, since some local genealogies were very unbalanced with some branches empty.

When cohort information was combined, improvement in detection was mostly limited to conditions when initial group size (i.e. parental) proportions were very unbalanced (i.e. when high reproductive success group comprise less than 15% of the total number, Figure  6c, d).

Was it your impression that South Africa is very unbalanced by its history?

"The relationship has been very unbalanced," said Rubens Ricupero, a former Brazilian diplomat and finance minister.

"They're very unbalanced," Mr. Araki said of his early films.

"Consumers have driven the economy largely by accumulating too much credit, and the economy today is very unbalanced".

"The information that has been made public to this point has been very unbalanced," Lesley Weaver, a spokeswoman for Irving Independent School District, said at a Wednesday news conference.

When the question of finding the right equilibrium between protection of intellectual property rights and protection of final users is so crucial, Acta appears to be very unbalanced in favour of patent holders.

"Conventional medicine is very unbalanced in placing all its emphasis on external interventions rather than looking to advance that internal capacity to maintain healing," said Andrew Weil, founder of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine and the author of several books on wellness.

Development economically, culturally, educationally, medically and so on is very unbalanced throughout the country, as are developments in early childhood education.

We do not use precision as a measure, since the classification is very unbalanced, the number of positive examples is several times smaller than the number of negative examples.