In this section, we characterize the mismatch hypothesis as it applies to minority graduation rates.
After showing that a substantial portion of the graduation gap is unexplained, in Section 4 we characterize the mismatch hypothesis and establish the conditions it requires in terms of the differences across colleges in their capacity to produce graduates with disparate academic preparation.
To investigate the possibility of tRNA posttranscriptional modifications, we used the non-stringent small RNA alignment data set (defined above) and used WebLogo to characterize nucleotide mismatches [ 60].
Since A k (t) is determined by the bit arrival number during the slot t and V k (t) is determined by the bit number served during the slot t, their difference I k (t) characterizes the mismatch between the bit service rate and the bit arrival rate of the kth user queue during the slot t.
The second phenotype, characterized by mismatch repair defective cultures with a long lag phase, was consistent with being caused by mutational events in resistance genes.
It is generally agreed that traditional territorial-fixed systems face transboundary difficulties that characterize a territorial mismatch between flowing materials and political boundaries.
The result is that inner city communities are no longer close to employment opportunities, a phenomenon that economists characterize as "spatial mismatch" [ 20].
Characterizing such mismatches through the use of today's analytical tools promises to shed important new light on the etiology of these and many other common, complex disorders (e.g., autoimmune, inflammatory, and mental/behavioral conditions) and offers an innovative approach to the identification of novel interventions and therapies.
Usually the interaction of a miRNA with its target mRNA is characterized by mismatches, which then leads to translation repression rather than a decrease in mRNA amount [5].
