Sentence examples for a matching amount from inspiring English sources
Each semifinalist receives a $1,000 scholarship, with a matching amount going to their schools.
FairPoint, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., has assets of $3.2 billion and debts of a matching amount, according to the Chapter 11 petition.
The new donation is the largest ever by his foundation, the Atlantic Philanthropies, though in an interview Thursday at Atlantic's offices in New York, he questioned whether it was appropriate to call the money a gift, since it is contingent on the university's ability to raise a matching amount from other donors.
The employer then kicks in a matching amount, often half of the employee contribution.
He hopes the private sector will put up a matching amount.
Workers pay 6.2percentt of their earnings into the Social Security system and employers pay a matching amount up to $113,700 in 2013.
Peptide 1.0 is highly selective for CDK5, with only PICTAIRE showing any ability to phosphorylate this peptide to any significant level (<80 % that of a matched amount of MBP kinase activity of CDK5).
One half to two micrograms of sample RNA and a matched amount of reference RNA was labeled using the Powerscript Labeling kit (Clontech, Mountain View, CA, USA) in combination with Amersham Cy dyes (GE Healthcare, Little Chalfont, Buckinghamshire, UK).
Briefly, the RT-PCR procedure involved isolating messenger RNA (mRNA) from a matched amount of zebrafish cells from the site of fin regeneration at the three time points, and using primers specific to each gene to selectively detect mRNA as an indicator of gene expression levels.
To get the best results from three of the dyes in a ternary shade matching, amount of electrolytes should be increased in dye bath especially for deeper concentrations, which can increase the affinity of dye to the fabric.
The plan calls for $500 million in state funding to broadband providers who chip in at least an equal amount of matching funds, bringing the program's total size to more than $1 billion.
