Sentence examples for mismatch to from inspiring English sources

UBS estimates the mismatch to be $73 billion.

And there's a Hall and Oates kind of mismatch to them, one tall and fair, the other shorter and darker.

Some economists attributed that apparent mismatch to the power of technology, in this case e-commerce.

He attributed the mismatch to "inattentional blindness", a psychological phenomenon in which the brain is so transfixed on one detail that it blocks out all others.

That was part of the reason they were a little odd, kind of a mismatch to the person she was giving them to.

Although it might appear like a mismatch to some Americans, the marriage between high fashion and soccer is one of the most enduring shotgun arrangements of the last few decades.

The idea is to create a mismatch, to isolate a defender, to throw the ball to an empty zone or to flood more receivers into an area than there are backs to cover them.

"The mismatch to block size is significant," said Heye.

Figure 6 shows the average CD Tm values for fully complementary versus single mismatch TO-PNA-peptide:RNA duplexes.

Circular dichroism melting curves showed ∼10 °C higher Tm for fully complementary vs single base mismatch TO-PNA agent duplexes with KRAS2 RNA.

Circular dichroism melting curves showed ∼10 °C higher Tm for fully complementary vs single base mismatch TO-PNA-peptide agent duplexes with KRAS2 RNA.