Sentence examples for mismatch in the timing from inspiring English sources

C. helgolandicus spawn later in the year compared to C. finmarchicus, which creates a mismatch in the timing and presence of larval cod and prey items in the North Sea [42].

We further tested the concept of light regime changes causing a mismatch in the timing of gamete release through another experiment in which A. millepora colonies were exposed to treatments where the length of the day was extended artificially (between sunset and midnight), through exposure to a suite of light quantity and quality regimes.

Biologists also worry that changes in the climate could affect the red knot's Arctic breeding grounds and also result in "asynchronies" or mismatches in the timing of the bird's migratory cycle and the availability of food along its round-trip of more than 18,000 miles.

Mismatches in the timing of these events can lead to serious consequences.

However, recent changes in the magnitude and timing of marine productivity in the Strait of Georgia [13] have likely resulted in a mismatch between the timing of the smolts' releases and the occurrence of the spring plankton blooms they rely on as a primary food source.

However, this resulted in a mismatch between the timing of questing of larvae and the rise of small mammal host abundance, which in turn resulted in an increased mortality rate in ticks, and a decreased prevalence of tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) in their hosts (Randolph 2008).

DNA adenine methylation plays an important role in several critical bacterial processes including mismatch repair, the timing of DNA replication and the transcriptional control of gene expression.

We did have some data mismatch in timing, since the exposure was assessed for 2001 2006, whereas some of the birth data were collected from 2007 through 2008 (Asia).

Researchers Brian Baugh and Jialan Wangg found that financial shortfalls – payday loans and bank overdrafts – happen 18% more when there is a greater mismatch between the timing of someone's  income and the bills they owe.

A mismatch of the timing of the phytoplankton bloom with the advection of large-bodied copepods into the shelf region would result in large exports to the benthic food chain [332].

Our results are in accordance with the findings by Desroches et al. (2008) and Newman and Connolly (2009), who also report a frontal negativity elicited by the phonological mismatch around the timing of the P2 wave.