Sentence examples for deep mismatch from inspiring English sources

All countries, rich and poor, are today facing the challenge of a deep mismatch between their legal infrastructure and the pace of change brought about by globalization, digitization, and the technologies of the future.

For screening or testing the mutagenesis effect of potential mutagens, a number of in vitro and in vivo assays have been developed and widely used, such as deep sequencing and mismatch Cel 1 or T7 [ 14– 214.

These cases show that the problem of data interoperability is deeper than format mismatch problem.

The mismatch runs deeper, of course, and, last week, it became excruciatingly clear just how deep.

The resulting 3,096 amino acid positions-long alignment was then shortened to 47% of its original length using Gblocks, allowing for gap positions [ 62] in order to allow for a more accurate deep phylogeny without alignment mismatches obscuring these deep nodes, and to break down artifacts such as long branch attraction [ 63].

That meant the Cavs had to wave goodbye to decent floor spacing and the possibility of deeper post-up mismatches with the lanky Love against undersized front court players like Draymond Green and Harrison Barnes.

He was supposed to serve as Sanchez's deep threat, a red-zone mismatch at 6 feet 5 inches, to complement Santonio Holmes.

In our system, the mismatch between the deepest levels of host and virus population structure (Fig. 7) may be related to, for example, a recent local replacement by a more divergent PUUV strain, but it will be necessary to extend our sampling to a wider area to test such a demographic scenario specifically.

The Greenburgh superintendent, Josephine N. Moffett, called the district's relationship with Ms. Marchica a "mismatch," but residents suspected deeper problems.

Panmure Gordon kept its buy rating but said: "Bodycote has been sunk in the first half of the year by a deeper revenue collapse and a severe cost mismatch.

Curtis captures the strangeness of these heavily armoured soldiers wandering through superficially tranquil villages and pomegranate orchards, hunting an invisible enemy, and with it a deeper truth about how mismatched the soldiers were to their mission.