They found that the students who were aligned or over-aligned, which means they plan to get more than enough education for their expected job, these kids had higher wages throughout their career compared to misaligned kids.
As species try to migrate, we could see a mismatch between the nutrients that fungi are good at scavenging — and the soil that they're trying to scavenge in.
So, what's been happening in the housing market is that there's a real mismatch between the number of people looking for homes and the number of homes available.
You end up with a mismatch of value where most of the dam's benefits are borne by those who don't incur any responsibility for its upkeep or liability for the threat it poses to downstream communities.
So there are areas in the genome that have repeats, for example, you know, if you have AAAA or GAGA, and those areas are particularly susceptible to mutations when the mismatch repair machinery is not working.
We really love Kristen and she seems like she's in a really good place in her life and he seems like a stand-up guy who's kind of miscasted on the show.
There's a maturity mismatch between when some of this negotiation is happening, when these tariffs go on, and how long it takes to bring that investment to the United States.
The study also found that when compared with upper middle class speakers of so-called Standard English, speakers of AAE tended to commit fewer grammatical mistakes, mismatches and redundancies.
So that's what government is for—it's an assembly of individuals into a collective that can solve these strange mismatches between two sets of best interests.