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Meanings of mismatch in English

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Phenomenon of items expected or intended to match to matching unsuitably; failure to match.

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Usage of mismatch in English
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However, no differences were found between the unadjusted match and mismatch conditions.
Pubmed
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The crueller pundits were right, it seemed; this really was a mismatch.
The Irish Times
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Foreign exchange, interest rates, and liquidity issues can all drive the mismatch.
Reuters
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The mismatch is clear from the moment the couple arrives in Shanghai.
Reuters
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Mergers and acquisitions targeting smaller U.S. banks would help reduce the mismatch.
Reuters
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Most of these companies have not yet hedged for the currency mismatch.
Reuters
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This source said those talks fell apart due to a valuation mismatch.
Reuters
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The present study tested predictions derived from Rachman's match-mismatch theory of fear.
Pubmed
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But Faumuinā believes some disappointing results might reflect a mismatch in values.
Radio NZ
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Physical and emotional but not cognitive mismatch were associated with earlier retirement.
Pubmed
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Also discussed are the potential bioanalytical and therapeutic applications of mismatch-binding ligands.
Pubmed
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Within these sites, the mismatch repair factor MSH6 participates in antibody diversification.
Pubmed
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On the pitch, especially in the first innings, it looked a mismatch.
The Guardian
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We determined the efficiency and specificity of mismatch correction in simian cells.
Pubmed
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Mean PET scar and mismatch scores were calculated for the two groups.
Pubmed
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On Wednesday, there was another mismatch when they were on the field.
Reuters
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Translations for mismatch
Mismatch through the time
Mismatch across language varieties
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