Sentence examples for may mismatch from inspiring English sources

When the method is used to allocate active power output of a WF, actual active power output of the WF may mismatch the dispatch command.

"Our results suggest that the timing of [peak bloom] and the window of the National Cherry Blossom Festival... may mismatch toward the second half of this century".

Listening difficulty is magnified when the unfamiliar regional accent is in a foreign language: The unusual foreign vowels and consonants may mismatch more with native sound categories, and may even fail to match any native category [2].

But HPV development may cause mismatched blood flow and alveolar ventilation, and may result in life-threatening hypoxemia.

Yet, although these heuristics may have had adaptive utility in ancestral environments, they may be mismatched to modern organizations in which leadership is no longer a physical job.

"We have limited access to data," Farecast says on its Web site, "and since we search multiple sources for rate and availability information, there will be times when such information may be mismatched for a particular hotel".

The uncertain fuzzy systems under consideration may have mismatched uncertainties in the state matrix.

If the speed is too high, the measured depth may be mismatched with the true depth, particularly when measuring steep slopes.

As a result, the focus of their master's may be mismatched with the positions they ultimately pursue.

Therefore, the daily distribution of food intake may be mismatched with circadian-controlled metabolic rhythms.

However, the postnatal environment may be "mismatched" to the early in utero environment, creating a disadvantageous phenotype [ 25].