Sentence examples for mismatch associated with from inspiring English sources

The second row of Table 10 reports the distribution of skill mismatch associated with the resulting assignment.

Besides lattice misfit, the thermal mismatch associated with these systems can produce additional strain and defects at low or elevated temperatures.

The problems of mismatch associated with CT-based attenuation correction are potentially more serious for cardiac studies than they are for oncology, in that all cardiac studies will be affected rather than just those whole-body studies with lesions in certain sensitive regions such as the lung.

Quantifying the uncertainties of scale mismatch associated with gridded flux estimates by upscaling single EC tower NEP measurements to the grid scale is an important but not yet fully investigated issue due to limited data availability as well as knowledge of flux variability at the grid scale.

They found 4 non-permissive mismatches in HLA-A, 1 in HLA-B, 7 in HLA-C, 1 in DRB1, 1 mismatch associated with DRB1-DQB1, and 2 in HLA-DPB1 [ 11].

The secondary structures of Urbanus bernikerni complex variants show the conserved ITS2 structure usually found in eukaryotes, including four helices (labeled I-IV, Figure  7) with helix III being the longest, containing a 5′ end GGU motif, as well as the U-U mismatch associated with the ITS2 helix II in most eukaryotes [ 44].

One possible reason for this may be design variations such as taper mismatches associated with the taper and trunnion angles.

More recently, the same group has published an analysis of HLA-mismatches that predict for relapse and overlap minimally with the mismatches associated with acute GvHD [ 25].

Recently, Kawase and collaborators [ 11] have reported non-permissive HLA mismatches associated with acute GvHD in HCT patients from the Japan Marrow Donor Program (JMDP).

"Finally, this situation is also bad for employers and the economy as this type of qualification and skills mismatch is associated with lower levels of employee engagement and loyalty, and will undermine attempts to boost productivity".

Furthermore, we show that skill mismatch is associated with a substantial degree of skill over- and under-utilization, with potential sizeable implications in terms of output loss and workers' well-being.