Sentence examples for which imbalances from inspiring English sources

In Barbara Walsh's sensitive playing, Pfeni emerges as the most interesting sister, which imbalances the play.

It therefore doesn't help much in the current context, in which imbalances between eurozone economies are a key problem.

The mission is developing a good understanding of the extent to which imbalances need to be corrected to stabilize the economy.

Second, we consider a much richer set of economic and financial variables which may reflect economic imbalances, in order to identify which imbalances drive the business cycle.

Taken together, these findings demonstrate potential pathways by which imbalances in the oxidative state may contribute to the pathology of T2DM and AD, and represent potential therapeutic targets for the treatment of these diseases.

An increase in glycolysis then leads to the overproduction of lactic acid, which imbalances the lactate:pyruvate ratio [ 36].

This will act like morphine, stopping pain and preventing any cure, bringing with it perverse effects which imbalance the economy.

One of the important operations in nuclear power plants is load-following in which imbalance of axial power distribution induces xenon oscillations.

The value of C is sensitive to the level at which imbalance and polytomies occur.

Nineteen cases were observed in which imbalance of one or more markers on chromosome 6 had occurred (79%).

These observations are consistent with our model predictions in which imbalance of the q/ p ratio causes persistent errors in kMT attachments (Fig. 2).