Sentence examples for mismatch would be from inspiring English sources

For example, a remote sensing satellite requires an ultra-high processing and update speed for attitude determination from optical sensors, given that the distance mismatch would be 7.1 m for the latency time of 1 ms.

The NWSLs with large acoustic mismatch would be suitable for designing the phonon optic devices.

Of course, if such adjustment could take place frictionlessly and instantaneously, no mismatch would be observed in equilibrium.

For example, vacancies and jobseekers could be heterogeneous in their locations and mismatch would be present when reallocating them across locations could improve the efficiency of matching (Shimer 2007; Şahin et al. 2012).

If such persons were exposed relatively infrequently and to few distinct variants of H1N1, the mismatch would be especially great.

A typical solution to this mismatch would be a training intervention directed to recalibrate the workers' expectations (i.e. train them to use cold water with enzymatic cleaners).

Stipulating that two complete human mtDNA sequences sampled in some geographic region could typically differ in approximately 30 bases, then about 10% of the mismatches would be due to artefacts, under an error rate of 1∶10,000.

This is not precluded since 3'-ends annealed transiently, even with some mismatches, would be rapidly stabilized as the polymerase extends them.

The mating success of a male carrying i deleterious mutations and j mismatches would be φ i = e(- is - jt ) χ.

This method relies on the assumption that three mismatches would be sufficient to identify TEs degraded from their original consensus sequences.

Thus, a reduction of the number of mismatches would be beneficial for the process of designing primers and for an efficient PCR reaction.