Sentence examples for how mismatch from inspiring English sources

Describe mismatch repair, including how mismatch repair enzymes recognize old and new strands of DNA and why it is important that they do.

From the first meeting that opens the play you can see how mismatched they are.

Curtis captures the strangeness of these heavily armoured soldiers wandering through superficially tranquil villages and pomegranate orchards, hunting an invisible enemy, and with it a deeper truth about how mismatched the soldiers were to their mission.

This paper addresses the importance of attention to multiple scales in regulatory decisions, how those decisions should link together across scales of governance or decision-making, and how mismatches among scales of impact and scales of regulation can lead to regulatory gaps and breakdowns.

Using the data on all live births (∼400,000) and criteria pollutants from the Chicago Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) between 2000 and 2004, this paper empirically demonstrates how mismatches in the spatiotemporal scales of health and air pollution data can result in inconsistency and uncertainty in the linkages between air pollution and birth outcomes.

Four recent studies describe similar approaches to bioinformatically sort human and mouse transcriptomes [ 45, 46– 48], but with some noticeable differences in how mismatches are used.

"I don't think it is possible to overemphasize just how important mismatch diseases are," Lieberman writes.

Also it is demonstrated how spectral mismatch factors for indoor lighting conditions are calculated.

The attention is focused on how the mismatch strain affects the contact area and the pull-off force.

However, I have no idea how this mismatch of music, image, and voice could have been more offensive to anyone with a remote interest in classic rock.

Two distinct graphene-metal orientations, corresponding to 0∘ and 30∘ relative rotation of the graphene layer, are considered to investigate how lattice mismatch affects adsorption.