Lazear and Spletzer (2012) conduct a rigorous quantification of the extent of mismatches and find that changes in industrial mismatch are cyclical.
Another approach towards estimating the extent of mismatches is to directly estimate the efficiency of matching in the economy instead of estimating the relation between the unemployment rate and measures of mismatches.
Secondly, the literature suggests that labour markets are often characterized by a certain extent of skills mismatch, and different starting positions with regard to current or past levels of skills mismatch will clearly affect how polarization at the demand side will play out.
The extent of the mismatch is much greater at 120°C than at 90°C.
In other words, job polarization seems to be the principal force in the labour market, which influences the extent of skills mismatch alongside supply trends such as the increase in workers with higher levels of education.
Proliferation rates showed a strong donor dependency, supposedly because of the individual extent of MHC mismatch between DC and T cells.
It may be that it is not just the amount of computer use, but the pattern of use and extent of ergonomic mismatch between user and computer which leads to pain [ 54].
Furthermore, the extent of perfusion/innervation mismatch was significantly correlated to reduced myocardial voltage (r = 0.93, P = 0.001) and the site of earliest ventricular tachycardia (chi-square 13.1, P < 0.001).
Yet the frequency and extent of phenological mismatches have not been quantified over forest landscapes.
Counter to this prediction, the data in some studies appear to have slopes that differ significantly from one [e.g. [ 13, 10]], suggesting that the direction and extent of trait mismatches is dependent on other factors, such as trait magnitudes.
