Sentence examples for existing incompatibility from inspiring English sources

The lock-key-model, however, needs to assume a large number of locks and keys to explain all existing incompatibility patterns.

A cross between such organisms may reveal any existing genetic incompatibilities and result in low fitness of hybrids, that is, outbreeding depression (Lynch 1991).

The paper shows one of possible methods for at least partial overcoming of the existing heterogeneity and incompatibility in large highly distributed control applications.

Deposition and accumulation of scaling minerals may occur in oilfields due to the incompatibility existing between foreign fluids injected into the medium and indigenous formation water.

The region on LG 4 includes the locus for self-incompatibility previously identified by Crouzillat et al. The gameto-sporophytic incompatibility system existing in T. cacao could possibly explain the segregation distortion on this LG 4 region.

To counter this problem, companies often start integrating new value drivers in their story, leading to other risks, such as incompatibility with existing drivers.

This issue is primarily due to the incompatibility between existing pavement and repair materials including bonding at the repair interface, as well as the complex nature of pavement behavior near distressed areas.

However, changing tools just for the sake of "progress" can actually slow things down because of the learning curve, bugs, or simple incompatibility with existing processes.

As for software, Snow Leopard – given its purpose as a speed boost compared to its predecessor – apparently produces very few incompatibilities with existing third-party software.

These issues relate to lack of integration points between existing management tools (47.7 %), incompatibility issues with on-premise software, and inability to move to another service provider or take data in-house (Fig. 10).

The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child expressed its concern about the Philippine government administers juvenile justice and the incompatibility of the existing justice system with the principles and provisions of the Convention and other international standards relating to juvenile justice.