The phrase "a wise match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pairing or relationship that is considered to be intelligent or well-suited.
Example: "Their shared values and interests made them a wise match for each other."
Alternatives: "a smart pairing" or "a good fit".
To make each control similar as case, within a PSU an age wise matching (five year age group) was performed.
In a pair wise matching, region, place of residence and age variables were excluded from the analysis and all other variables remain the same.
To compute the neighborhood similarity between references r i and r j, we define hyper-edge neighborhood similarity sim n (h i, h j ) between two hyper-edges h i and h j as a pair-wise match between their references.
This was a retrospective study using a pair-wise matching system to compare the two treatment modalities and logistic regression analysis to identify factors affecting in hospital mortality.
As explained later in this section, tissue variations introduced during histology processing made it extremely challenging to obtain a perfect pixel-wise match.
To maximize equivalence between the intervention and comparison facilities, thereby minimizing selection bias, a pair-wise matching sampling design will be used.
To maximize equivalence between the intervention and comparison facilities, a pair-wise matching sampling design was used to assign the facilities into the two groups.
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However, this relationship did not hold significant after village wise matching.
However, the analysis clearly brings out the fact that this relationship was not significant after PSU wise matching (matching with village).
Another key finding of pair wise matching is that, after matching village, women belonging to the richer wealth quintile are significantly less likely to have an unwanted pregnancy compared to the poorest women.
