Sentence examples for largely mismatched from inspiring English sources

When expiratory volume is largely mismatched with inspiratory volume due to a check valve mechanism, severe air trapping can be a leading cause of cardiopulmonary failure, whether it is tension pneumothorax or lung hyperinflation.

The large magnitude of dark current density indicates that there are considerable defects and dislocations in the ZnO film grown on a Si substrate, which is a typical result of heteroepitaxy between largely mismatched materials [25].

Results of a German study show that this attitude largely mismatches the expectations of the patients [ 13], of whom 80% expected their attending physician to address the issue of advance directives prior to an operation.

Interestingly, at high doses, cytotoxicity of SN1 type-alkylating agents has been shown to be largely mismatch repair independent [ 10].

These results collectively suggest that activation of DNA damage cascades after exposure to the SN1 type-ethylating agent NEU for 2 hours is largely mismatch repair-independent.

By the time Bloomberg's administration predicted that our population would top nine million by 2030, it became clear that our 21st century households were now severely mismatched with a housing stock largely designed for the nuclear family of the 1950s.

But that's exactly why I would argue that the president's escalating execution troubles are really a function of what has largely stayed the same since the election the mismatched, understaffed team of loyalists around him.

TV in the 1960s was largely run by producers recruited from variety and music hall, and they favoured physically mismatched acts.

His parents were mismatched.

But they were mismatched.

The candelabras were mismatched.