Sentence examples for significant mismatch from inspiring English sources
"To me there is a significant mismatch between the goal of defeating Isis in the long run and the tools to achieve that goal".
There is also a significant mismatch between the skills of new labour market entrants and the requirements of the labour market.
"There's a significant mismatch between the risk and the assets" in the state insurance program's coffers, he said.
Across science, technology, engineering and manufacturing industries the picture is the same: there is a significant mismatch between the number of vacancies and the dearth of young people qualified for those roles.
"Among students just starting college, there's a significant mismatch between their expectations and the reality that most students don't graduate four years later from the institution where they started," said John H. Pryor, managing director of the U.C.L.A. institute and an author of the annual report, "The American Freshman: National Norms".
There is significant mismatch between the model prediction and diopside dissolution at 175°C.
The design is tested for significant mismatches in parameters, initial state errors, and stochastic disturbances in the entering wood composition.
Usually, only after a service has been used for a while can you determine the right granularity, so it is likely that there will be significant mismatches in the granularity of services.
As for clinical utility of HURT, the demographics of the intervention (n = 207) and control (n = 135) groups showed small but significant mismatches in gender distribution and educational level (Table 5).
On the other hand, the CT-based method, which provides frozen images during one respiratory phase, can cause significant mismatches with PET data and, thus, cause artifacts, often in the apex and lateral wall regions [14].
Results: It was found that there are significant mismatches between controlled medical vocabularies that are designed as external artifacts and the mental concepts that are inside users' heads and used by users for reasoning, decision making, diagnosis, and treatment.
