Sentence examples for mismatch between methods from inspiring English sources

This effort has supported the original interpretation of the T7 work and finds no suggestion that failure of the theory resides at a mismatch between methods and interpretation of results.

John Sutherland calls Ricks the best reader in the discipline but he sees the Dylan book as "a huge mismatch between method and subject.

Most non-concordant results (cMD ≠ mPCR) were caused by a mismatch between both methods.

A mismatch between both methods was found in 16 patients (40%%).

Our results may also indicate a mismatch between educational methods and learner needs.

An important omission in the paper is the limited recognition by users of potentially large effects of the mismatch between validation methods and real applications.

Lurie and Rosenthal make many additional errors of fact, interpretation and omission that are pointed out by the other comments on their piece, but their key argument, that there is no empirical evidence for the impact of concurrency, must be recognized for what it is: the result of a mismatch between the analytic methods used and the process under study, not an assessment of the hypothesis.

Thus, results indicate that there may be a mismatch between the highly iterative method chosen and the constraints of the operating context.

These false positive objects in CT slices either included non-ventricle objects, e.g. bruised areas, or detected objects in slices where no ventricles were originally visible, which implies some mismatch between the adopted segmentation method and segmentation based on physician's interpretation.

Results differed largely between methods; exclusion allowing zero mismatches produced the least assignments and exclusion allowing three mismatches produced the most assignments.

A potential cause of officer discomfort is a mismatch between vehicle seats and the method used for carrying appointments.