Sentence examples for mismatch areas from inspiring English sources

The hairpin sequencing technology can be used to identify mismatch areas of a read for removal so that unique mapping efficiency can be increased.

It selects the samples within a replication mismatch area and discards the results that mismatch the chosen sample.

Therefore, the mismatch area does not change much when L and T are swaped because the Euclidian distance from the background for both items does not differ.

Hence, VS-SAIM can generalize to additional orientations compared to Study 2. They also suggest that the way the mismatch area surrounding the distractors changes (Euclidian distance of the distractor features from the background) represents a good approximation of factors influencing visual search performance.

In order to acquire accurate disparity, we have to detect occluded and mismatched areas and refine them first.

As our work aimed to gain the accuracy results rather than overall error rate that contains the occluded regions, all occluded or mismatched areas removed by our uniqueness check are just labeled "incorrect" without the process of extrapolation.

According to the disparity value of the supporting point, the disparity filling of the mismatching area can be achieved by applying the adaptive weight method on the basis of cross extending to obtain the accurate density of the disparity map.

However, there is a spatial mismatch between areas with the largest water table response to urbanization elsewhere (upland areas) and locations with the strongest yield response to urbanization elsewhere (midslope areas).

Second, we extend the immigrant educational mismatch research area by estimating the extent to which there exists state dependence in overeducation and if this appears to be a more severe problem among non-Western immigrants than among natives.

Conclusion: Although chiropractors and patients had some common goals in relation to the therapeutic encounter, there was also a mismatch in certain areas.

Hence, the conflict between efficiency and equity of this policy arises from the spatial mismatch of residential areas and locations of employment, and the spatial separation between low-income and high-income groups that characterise most cities.