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We suggest that both adaptation (Jääskeläinen et al. 2004) and stimulus off-responses play in important role in generating mismatch signals.

This is corroborated by studies showing that the communication barriers, the lack of interpreters, and the lack of staff training specific to caring for this population are responsible for generating mismatch between legal decisions, the expectations of the deaf patients, and the actual services that can be offered at healthcare units [ 31].

But the reality is that many state-run vocational schools do not work closely enough with local industry, generating mismatches in the labor market.

The genome reference used for mapping, had known SNPs encoded as IUPAC ambiguous codes to minimize the different alleles generating mismatches, which is particularly advantageous with the increased heterogeneity stemming from the mixture of fetal and maternal DNA.

The model assumes that the generated mismatch strain is accommodated simultaneously by the plastic flow of the material.

We generated mismatch (MM) probes, derived from a selection of perfect match (PM) target probe sequences, in order to test the ability of probes designed against gene family members from one organism to detect orthologs with non-identical sequences from other organisms.

Mismatch (MM) score: Loci of low complexity were used to generate mismatch ranking (see Material and Methods under Fidelity section).

b Induced nucleotide mismatches to generate mismatch "bubbles" in 1 × 1, 2 × 1, and 2 × 2 oligonucleotides that differ from the template sequence are indicated by being underlined.

We generated mismatch distributions by computing distribution of the number of pairwise differences between mtDNA haplotypes using Arlequin version 3.5 software package [ 37].

In the gene genealogy, we thus see that if one population expands during two separate periods, we can expect to observe two collecting phases, which will generate mismatch distributions similar to those observed in the dataset.

We show that uncoordinated offers in NYC's school assignment mechanism generated mismatches.