Sentence examples for interesting mismatch from inspiring English sources

It thus appears that a surprisingly extensive structural and functional plasticity enables the reeler brain to retain a basic functionality of sensory systems, although not of higher cognitive processing (Salinger et al. 2003), an interesting mismatch that remains to be understood.

Our results are partially in line with previous studies, but demonstrate interesting mismatches, denoting the importance of consistent experimental design in genomic studies.

Hence, it is interesting to contrast qualification mismatch with skill mismatch, namely the discrepancy between the skills possessed by a workers and those required to perform his/her job (Allen and van der Velden 2001; Desjardins and Rubenson 2011).

An interesting example of ESSL mismatches is the gene pair CHO2 (YGR157W) and OPI3 (YJR073C) where each gene is essential in vivo [ 4].

Closely related to 煩 fan is the Stimulus-subject predicate 麻煩 mafan "to trouble/be troublesome," which shows an interesting case of form-meaning mismatch that involves constructional pragmatics.

42 These findings are also interesting as they highlight the mismatch between why people participate in the arts (ie, mostly for subjective reasons) as compared to why the arts are valued and funded (ie, due to the benefits they provide to the community).

It is interesting that the most stabilizing DNA mismatch occurs in the same sequence context, but it is the G·G mismatch instead, G GC/C GG (−2.2 kcal/mol).

Prom 74 looked interesting on paper, but proved another mismatch.

An interesting possibility raised is the symmetry mismatch effect, where the prominent symmetry of a basic building block of the structure, the B12 icosahedron, has a mismatch with the symmetry of the structure.

In prokaryotes DNA methylation is involved in DNA mismatch repair, and it was interesting to see that the amebic DNA mismatch repair gene was also regulated by DNA methylation [ 39].

The analysis of protein sequences differs from that of nucleotide sequences in that the range of interesting similarities extends to much higher levels of mismatches.