Sentence examples for lead to a mismatch from inspiring English sources

The paper show that the way the wind can be simulated is complex and matching one parameter at full-scale may lead to a mismatch of other parameters.

"Merely transplanting technological solutions from the developed world … can lead to a mismatch," says Rajendra Pachauri, director general of Teri, who is also the chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

All these aspects lead to a mismatch of supply, consumer expectations, and demand.

These can lead to a mismatch between the patient and the ventilator, defined as a patient ventilator asynchrony (PVA).

However, these variations lead to a mismatch between the subscripts of the signals involved in the convolution in (43), namely, downsampled versions of x[m] and g[m] and the phase index of the DFT exponentials.

The primary causes for this low success rate were deviation from the puncture point secondary to the effects of the skin and bending of the needle, which lead to a mismatch between the planned and actual puncture routes so that the needle missed the target vein.

Maybe it leads to a mismatch.

This exodus of jobs has led to a mismatch of people and employment across the region.

Also, low-dimensional registration led to a mismatch of the anatomy in the IIT and ICBM-152 templates.

But while rising temperatures cause both the orchid and the bee to flower or fly earlier in the spring, the bees are affected much more, which leads to a mismatch.

However, low-dimensional registration was used in the development of that template, which led to a mismatch of DT information across subjects, eventually manifested as loss of local diffusion information and errors in the final tensors.