Sentence examples for mismatches from from inspiring English sources

The binding affinity is related to the number of mismatches from the consensus, the positions of the mismatched bases in the motifs, and the sequences of the spacer and flanks.

Figure 10 shows some examples of mismatches from the experiment.

Common energy analyses, such as the International Energy Agency's "World Energy Outlook", do not take into account foreseeable supply mismatches from conventional primary energy sources.

The dCAPS Finder v2.0 was used to find mismatches, and two mismatches (from GT to aa) were included in the forward primer (5'-CCAAAACTACTACTAATGCCAGaaTT-3').

We found that long oligomer probes with 50 to 66 nucleotides yielded greater than 90% detection rates, even with up to three mismatches from the target sequence.

We discovered 32 putative single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) by extracting single-base-pair mismatches from the alignment of the two genomes.

Frances and Bernard seem hopelessly mismatched from the start.

It was clear this was a mismatch from the start.

It was the champions of Asia against one of the confederation's lowest-ranked teams, and it was a mismatch from the start.

Rebecca Robertson, executive director of the redevelopment corporation, put the amount at $395,000.. Lincoln Center executives said Mr. Lehrer and the redevelopment were a mismatch from the start because he is a builder, not a developer.

A small mismatch from 0 or a multiple of 2π causes a large weighting factor.