For example, mismatched pairs often protrude into the minor groove, and fidelity of the Tth ligase from Thermus thermophilus HB8 is enforced by interactions of the protein with the minor groove of the DNA duplex [23].
For example, mismatched coefficients of thermal expansion bond formation in a thermoplastic composite, such as nylon 6/6 and glass fiber, which processes at melt temperatures of 280 295 °C would have sufficient stress when cooled to room temperature to undergo interfacial failure if the bond between the glass fiber to the nylon was "fixed".
In contrast, Fig. 9 shows the load profile of household 1 which is an example for a mismatch.
For example, mismatches at position 159 and 160 of HA may lower the affinity of F045-92-like and 2D1-like antibodies that target HA head region.
Recombination may also be mutagenic and increase diversity, for example via mismatch repair enzymes showing a mutational bias for A T > G C transversions (Duret and Galtier, 2009; Webster and Hurst, 2012; Glémin et al., 2014).
For example, the mismatch between the information provided by some accounting systems and what is needed for productivity analysis often means that bypassing the accounting data and developing data specifically for the productivity index will raise accuracy.
For example, the Mismatch dissimilarity, (6). is equivalent to N minus the Simple Matching similarity.
For example, the mismatch in the estimated MU-MIMO CQI could lead to a wrong MU-MIMO pairing decision as well as incorrect assignment of the MCS.
For example, when mismatch is measured by years of schooling, as in the ORU literature, the underutilization cost is conceptualized in terms of surplus schooling that is not utilized in an occupation that requires less education.
For example, additional mismatch on "long arm" has no effect on MMES score.
