Sentence examples for genuine mismatch from inspiring English sources

The fact that prices are still well above their 2006 average, even in a recession, suggests that the spike of 2008 did not signal a mere bubble but rather, a genuine mismatch of supply and demand.

Is this, as Ell (2002) suggests, because 'well-meaning' people set barriers that are effectively insurmountable, or because there is a genuine mismatch between what is published and what is needed to demonstrate that PET imaging is 'good value' for the tax or insurance payer's penny?

Fullback Marcel Reese, Raiders Has missed time because of injury but is the only genuine mismatch-creating fullback in the A.F.C. Tight End Rob Gronkowski, Patriots* Fantastic blocker who can also beat cornerbacks one-on-one from the slot.

The large impact of overskilling on job satisfaction has led to suggestions that this represents a more genuine form of mismatch (Mavromaras et al. 2013).

The novelty of our approach relies on the purposeful interpretation of classification mismatches as genuine reclassifications opportunities.

A visual inspection of the GCSDI signal distribution showed that at least some of these mismatches represented genuine differences between the direct and the predictive approaches to chromatin structure analysis.

These, along with genuine variants, make up the 106 "adjacent valid" mismatches.

However, that algorithm assumed that genuine CDR3 sequences would only rarely possess <3 nt mismatches.

Consequently, when a mis-incorporation occurs, it forms a mismatch following DNA amplification and is distinguished from genuine mutations that remain fully matched [89].

Where there is a mismatch of this kind, we do not have a genuine counterexample to transitivity.

This population of new hits exhibited nucleotide mismatch patterns characteristic of aDNA reads (Additional file 1: Figure S1), suggesting most of those reads were genuine horse sequences.