Sentence examples for by a mismatch between from inspiring English sources
The dream quarterfinal matchup between Nadal and Roger Federer was replaced by a mismatch between the second-seeded Nadal and the No. 19 seed Robredo.
Dr Richard Pebody, head of flu surveillance for PHE, said the problem was caused by a mismatch between the A(H3N2) influenza strain used to make the vaccine and the main strain that spread in the UK last winter.
It said the problem was caused by a mismatch between the A(H3N2) influenza strain used to make the vaccine and the main A(H3N2) strain that has been spreading in the UK this winter.
Claudia Wells, at the ONS, said the rise in deaths could be attributed to problems with the flu vaccine last year, which were caused by a mismatch between the strain used to make the vaccine and that which emerged as the main threat.
But the PC market also appeared to be hurt by a mismatch between the touch capabilities in Windows 8 that Microsoft advertised so heavily and the types of PCs on most store shelves, many of which did not have touch screens.
(Motion sickness is often generated by a mismatch between the various inputs signaling orientation within space. People will frequently be seasick if they are below the deck of a boat and the visual system signals no movement while the vestibular system indicates motion).
The illusion shows that body parts can be "separated" from the whole body by manipulating a mismatch between touch and vision.
According to the predictive coding account (Friston 2005), these connections could be driven by prediction errors (a mismatch between expectations and stimuli), which are passed forward through the processing hierarchy.
What of the idea that monetary and fiscal policy can do little if unemployment is caused by structural factors, like a mismatch between workers' skills and available jobs?
The second issue faced by the study was a mismatch between the dominant circulating influenza strain and the vaccine strains.
This low uptake and high drop-out rate may be caused by various factors for example, a mismatch between programme requirements and participants' capabilities, or between the programme format and participants' preferences.
