Sentence examples for mismatch in scale from inspiring English sources

There's also the financial reality: the mismatch in scale between digital revenue growth and falling print revenue losses – even in the continental press where newspaper subscription is often a larger proportion of print revenue than in the UK.

To conclude, we have shown that the structure of insect herbivore communities can be significantly affected by intraspecific genetic variation when there is no mismatch in scale.

Indeed, when this mismatch in scale was avoided in the experimental design, spatial processes relegated host plant genotype to a secondary role in structuring insect communities of Quercus robur L.. Whether this applies to all systems is, however, not yet known.

This allows us to understand which riverine processes and characteristics are regarded as important by the different actors and to identify mismatches in scale perspectives.

This allows us to understand which riverine processes and characteristics are regarded as important by the different actors and to identify mismatches in scale perspectives as they manifest themselves in water management practice.

These suggest that LCM2000 accuracy at broad habitat level may be around 80 85%; however, it was not possible fully to discriminate errors in LCM2000 from those of the field survey or from mismatches in scales, resolutions and survey dates.

Given the variability in the periodicity of maps and retinotopy across individuals it seems premature to conclude that this mismatch in spatial scale is sufficient to rule out the model.

We could not assess individual-level responses of pups to human activity due to a mismatch in measurement scale: frequency of human exposure was measured at the site level whereas pup growth and body condition were measured at the individual level.

The existing mismatches in the scale preferences of the involved actors led to the strong reduction in the range of potential interventions open to investigation at the outset.

An overview of the actor characterizations based on the underlying disciplines and the roles or dominant tasks of the actors involved in the pilot project are provided in Table  1.> We visualize the mismatches in the scale preferences of the actors involved in the Beuningen/Ewijk pilot project by positioning them on the right hand side of the Integrated Scale Hierarchy (Fig.  4).

Unfortunately, the successful development of on-farm measures may not be sufficient to guarantee that soil quality is maintained because there is a mismatch in the temporal and physical scales over which soil quality and farm security are achieved.