balancenoun

Examples of imbalance

imbalance
The small differences are caused by structural responses triggered by the imbalance vibration of the hubs.
This imbalance only disappears if a sufficient number of new patients entered the trial.
One may speculate what the power imbalances are likely to be in a situation where nine donors negotiate with one government.
The observations of subtle power imbalances in everyday conversational practices are worthwhile starting points for class discussions of students' own experiences in those arenas.
It is necessary that there be a supernatural if the apparent moral imbalance is to be eliminated theoretically.
One of the results of this imbalance is the lack of administrative co-ordination in the application of newly developed facilities.
Therefore, adjustments for imbalances will be made even if the degree of imbalance is not statistically significant.
Saving rate alone cannot explain the trade imbalance.
This imbalance in power was not problematic if the volunteers showed diplomacy and common sense.
The imbalance in the number of people living in the set number of constituencies in each region, however, is startling.
They worried that the ad hoc bilateral swaps and credit lines were not a stable enough solution to chronic payments imbalances.
Having the patient walk heel-to-toe narrows the base and can accentuate imbalance associated with central nervous system disorders, particularly cerebellar lesions.
Articles and editorials in the local newspapers argue daily for stricter laws that would correct the demographic imbalances.
Therefore, plant nutrition cannot be controlled as precisely as in conventional production, and temporal quality problems can occur due to the imbalance in plant nutrition17.
Further analysis of parent-of-origin imbalance of chromosome 18 is being studied using mice with trisomy for chromosome 18.
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Collocations withimbalance

imbalance

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chemical imbalance
To sum up, we have the 2 to 1 conventional imbalance, the huge chemicalimbalance and the tactical nuclear imbalance of some 9 to 1.
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