Sentence examples for a marked mismatch between from inspiring English sources

However, there is a marked mismatch between what the government and its statutory advisers on what constitutes "low-carbon energy".

The lack of recognition that has historically been afforded to the relational and hierarchical elements of care planning processes has created a marked mismatch between client motivation and information exchange, such that service users' knowledge is often rendered insufficient for shared need assessments or care negotiation to occur.

Unfortunately, marked mismatches between CGMS readings and actual blood glucose (BG) concentrations limit the usefulness of CGMS in preventing hypoglycemia (1).

The defect or disease arises when a mutation creates a mismatch between an organism and its environment.

Among the myocardial changes that accompany LVH in experimental renal failure as well as in patients with CKD the following play major roles: myocardial fibrosis [2], [3], loss of cardiomyocytes [4], thickening of intramyocardial arterioles [5] [6] and finally marked capillary deficit causing a mismatch between cardiomyocyte hypertrophy and capillary density [7] [8].

Eight duck species marked at Poyang Lake in south-eastern China also showed a temporal mismatch between H5N1 outbreaks and arrival of wild ducks to the wintering grounds [55].

As darcin binds and slowly releases the volatile thiazole (and possibly other volatiles) from male scent marks, it is likely to have induced a slight mismatch between volatiles in the manipulated and unmanipulated BALB/c urine.

What is happening now is a classic problem of diplomacy: a mismatch between means and ends.

There was a serious mismatch between military and civilian resources on the ground.

Taking away the technology, there's still a jarring mismatch between source material and film-maker.

A similar mismatch between the popular vote and the number of seats gained occurred in 2012.