The phrase "a match increase" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to a comparison or correlation, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The study showed a match increase in performance metrics after implementing the new strategy."
Alternatives: "a corresponding increase" or "an aligned increase".
But once the teams focused on a one-for-one trade, the chances for a match increased.
Table 4 also shows that the probability of finding a match increases with experience level and with originating from a good school.
The likelihood of sustaining an injury while playing for England in a match increased for the first time since 2007-08, to 2.2 per game.
For both data sets, winning in a match significantly decreased the probability of formation change in the next match, and losing in a match increased the probability of formation change.
The charity Age UK's director Michelle Mitchell said: "We are delighted the government is introducing a 'triple guarantee' to raise the basic state pension from April, and also a matching increase for pension credit which will help the poorest in later life, but this is offset by the rise in VAT which will hit poorer households hardest, including low income pensioners".
In the past few weeks, as the Pakistani operations in the tribal area of South Waziristan have risen in strength and, according to some reports, prompted a matching increase in militant resistance, 25,000 people have poured back into Afghanistan, refugee officials said.
With a 50 percent cutback in the use of coal and a matching increase in the use of natural gas, worldwide warming would actually increase slightly (less than 0.1 degree Celsius) for the next 40 years as a result of the switch, according to the study's estimates.
From an industrial perspective, this could enable an increase in product quality without a matching increase in the time and effort required to do so.
The number of elderly people is increasing considerably in our settings, and with that we have a matching increase in chronic-degenerative diseases - such as Parkinson's Disease (PD), which has balance-related symptoms associated and is increasingly more prevalent in the elderly population.
The increasing size of the human ecological footprint will require a matching increase in conservation efforts if significant, viable communities of nonvoting species are to have any real chance of persisting in natural forms where they can evolve and provide vital services to the human economy, health, and wellbeing.
