Sentence examples for mismatch through from inspiring English sources

The fans without tickets climbed the hills behind both goals to drape their flags from the trees and watch the inevitable mismatch through the branches, and when Wayne Rooney was substituted, just before the hour, there was voluble displeasure that he had been denied the chance to register his 50th international goal.

In our case, the large tumor was causing ventilation-perfusion mismatch through the left pulmonary collapse.

When the pneumatic strains are not uniformly distributed within a composite laminate, the strain mismatch through the thickness will result in unexpected stress.

When Kenny Britt was sidelined, Cook became Tennessee's best chance at creating mismatches through the air.

Passing games have become about creating one-on-one mismatches through various formations and receiver distribution ("receiver distribution" refers to the where and who for how receivers line up).

Human-factors engineers have tried to show that with appropriate techniques it is possible to identify man-machine mismatches and that it is usually possible to find workable solutions to these mismatches through the use of methods developed in the behavioral sciences.

Thus, poor countries that want to borrow abroad must bear currency mismatches through no fault of their own.Match-makingIf this is the problem, possible solutions follow naturally: either create a common world currency, used by rich and poor alike, or invent a liquid, international market for bonds denominated in the pesos, bahts and rupiahs that emerging markets are obliged to use.

We verified the existence of each HF and its location based on a census of HFs undertaken in 2007 [34] and resolved mismatches through consultation with the relevant provincial or district directorates of health.

Characterizing such mismatches through the use of today's analytical tools promises to shed important new light on the etiology of these and many other common, complex disorders (e.g., autoimmune, inflammatory, and mental/behavioral conditions) and offers an innovative approach to the identification of novel interventions and therapies.

There could be concern that vasodilators might aggravate hypoxemia by increasing ventilation/perfusion mismatching through an inhibition of hypoxic vasoconstriction or/and an increase in blood flow [ 15, 28, 29].

Thus, genetic clustering avoids racial mismatch only through the decisions of the scientist analyzing the data.