The phrase "a substantial mismatch between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant difference or discrepancy between two or more elements, such as data, expectations, or opinions.
Example: "There is a substantial mismatch between the projected sales figures and the actual performance of the product."
Alternatives: "a significant disparity between" or "a considerable difference between".
Preliminary calculations with constant convective (liquid side) heat transfer coefficients show that the inclusion of an intrinsic dissociation kinetic model from the literature leads to a substantial mismatch between data and predictions.
Our analyses suggest that there is a substantial mismatch between those women who could benefit from treatment for osteoporosis and those who are actually treated.
The disorder is typically defined in terms of a substantial mismatch between general intelligence and literacy skills, although the logic of this approach has been challenged (Lyon 2003).
The original ADO index showed high discrimination (see online supplementary appendix 6) but poor calibration with a substantial mismatch between predicted and observed risks across the entire risk spectrum.
The additional curation on the 15.8K SNPs (see previous paragraph) introduced a substantial mismatch between the 364 SNPs scored with the TaqMan array and the 7651 robust SNPs, i.e. 178 out of the 364 SNPs were not considered as robust.
We can conclude that reading comprehension is impaired in the LI-only group, but it is noteworthy that on the NARA they do not show a substantial mismatch between accuracy and comprehension scores, and their text reading fluency, as indexed by the rate measure, is in line with other literacy skills.
It is not therefore obvious that any substantial mismatch between breathing and metabolic rate exists in such patients at rest, nor is their breathing pattern at rest obviously different, although new and more detailed studies of breath-by-breath variability at rest might still reveal subtle deficits.
The use of such an internal reference panel identifies population-specific variants and avoids the problem of a substantial mismatch in ancestry background between the study population and the reference population.
There is thus a rather substantial mismatch between the expansivities of coating and substrate, amounting to about 15 microstrain K−1.
We hypothesize that the enhanced conductivity difference measured for the Tris glycine system, as compared to the Tris tricine system, may result in a substantial mismatch in electro-osmotic flow (EOF) between the leading and terminating electrolyte.
There was substantial mismatch between the relative heights of chairs and tables.
