Sentence examples for mismatch stems from from inspiring English sources
Our theoretical analysis based on Cahn's analytical theory shows that enhancement of the drag force with increasing atomic size mismatch stems from both an increase in grain boundary segregation due to the strain energy reduction and misfit strain relaxation near the grain boundary.
The second type of mismatch stems from a violation of our assumption that some regions of the 'contaminated' stromal genome are not normal, for example, in 'F' (one-copy deletion) state instead of 'FM' state, as from for instance, inherited copy number variants.
The third type of data-model mismatch stems from the fact that the genome of tumor cells are sometimes not homogeneous (i.e. cancer cells with different copy number changes mix with each together), and this violates the model assumption that the input data are from a mixture of two kinds of genomes (see Figure 4 for an example).
It may boast a relaxing natural environment of beaches and tree-lined inland rivers, but this has been no draw to information-technology companies it provides just 0.4% of India's booming software exports, which are dominated by the nearby states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.The mismatch stems mainly from an obsession with politics.
One of the reasons for this mismatch might stem from the elastic contrast used.
These mismatches can stem from three different sources.
Digital motion sickness, known in the medical profession as visually induced motion sickness, stems from a basic mismatch between sensory inputs, says Steven Rauch, medical director of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Balance and Vestibular Center and professor of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School.
Others say the real problem stems from a fundamental mismatch between the journal and the paper in question.
The problem stems from another kind of mismatch — between the number of students in the nation's 373 psychology programs and the number of internship slots.
The idea of the algorithm for approximate matching stems from the fact that extensions may be intercalated with mismatches.
The usefulness of the formulation stems from its ability to analyze a system's sensitivity to aliasing due to channel mismatch and modulation sequence level errors.
