Sentence examples for adequately matched for from inspiring English sources
The groups were adequately matched for demographic and baseline values (Table 1).
A large number of healthy blood donors adequately matched for age, gender and origin to the patient populations were recruited as controls in each area.
Additionally, due to the onset occurring at an extremely early age of those patients with BRCA mutations, it was not always possible to obtain controls which were considered adequately matched for age.
Finally, patients with CHF and elderly controls were not adequately matched for age, although any performance bias due to age should favour CHF patients – our findings were in the opposite direction.
Our observations serve as a reminder that risk factors that are easy to determine and seemingly homogenous, such as date of birth, may yet be heterogeneous within the general population and therefore generate false-positive signals if cases and controls are not adequately matched for the relevant extraneous variables.
Essentially, because all of the published studies employed simple unweighted averages of national statistics, none has adequately matched cases and controls for regional origin or year of birth, and thus all are likely to demonstrate an apparent association in keeping with the putative multiple sclerosis pattern by chance alone.
First-order kinetics adequately matched the lab column profiles for most of the compounds.
Column 1 in Appendix Table 18 reports the distribution of quantitative matches (i.e., adequately matched, over-educated, and under-educated) for those that self-report being closely matched and also have exact occupation-field name.
Confirmatory factor analyses suggested that unidimensional factor structures adequately matched observed face-to-face and telephone data for the PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
For trial 1, 3/6 variables were adequately matched; trial 4, 0/2; and trial 5, 3/6 variables were adequately matched.
Some of these workers may find work in another field for which they are overqualified; others will be adequately matched by their qualifications.
