Sentence examples for partial mismatch from inspiring English sources

But there is always at least a partial mismatch because vaccine makers must pick from among strains circulating in February since it takes months to make supplies.

The model calculation results are in a modest qualitative agreement with the experimental results, while the partial mismatch can be attributed to the experimental particle shape discrepancy from the ideal, regular spheroids, particularly for the tall Ag particles, as seen in the corresponding scanning electron microscope images in [9].

There were a total mismatch for the A/H1N1-like strain and a partial mismatch for the A/H3N2-like strain in the 2007 2008 season, as well as a partial mismatch for B strains for all 3 years.

16 The data suggest the partial mismatch in Ecuadorian undergraduate curricula with the skills required of rural service physicians.

However, there were also patients with no correlation at all, and patients with a partial mismatch between high glucose metabolism and hypoxic regions.

In the first survey, Community Perspective obtained an orange alert signal indicating a situation of partial mismatch for some of its objectives, as other Perspectives showed a complete achievement of fixed goals.

We pooled 6 years of numerator data and 6 years of denominator data to calculate the hospitalisation rates and feel that these provided reasonable estimates, despite the partial temporal mismatch.

Alternative donor transplants, most prominently, partial HLA-mismatched related transplants (haploidentical), are being investigated with promising initial results.

Thus, the multi-peak characteristics of a PV system under partial shading or mismatch conditions can be achieved.

Additionally, the electrical characteristics of the PV module or array with bypass diodes under partial shading or mismatch conditions are analyzed in detail.

First, a five-parameter equivalent circuit is used to represent the characteristics of a PV module or PV array under normal conditions (without partial shading or mismatch).