Sentence examples for an equivalent matching from inspiring English sources

This was first introduced in 1979 [10] without proof and was proved in 1984 [11]via an equivalent matching theorem for open covers of convex sets.

At a press briefing today, Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) officials announced their intent to raise $500 million for cancer research over the next 2 years in order to earn an equivalent matching grant.

Ongoing inflation means that basic amenities such as food continue to rise without an equivalent match in real wages.

This study suggests that inequalities in life expectancy between Glasgow and ADE disappear across the majority of deprivation deciles where an equivalent match was achieved.

Another miniature was for the Grey home, which had a destructable equivalent matched the Canadian location and also had a digital equivalent.

Although as a consequence of this improvement in bandwidth, there is a loss in sensitivity, this is found to be similar to an equivalent double matching layer design.

In human lymphoblasts, about 6% of genomic regions analyzed by Kasowski et al. displayed variation in H3K27ac, which matched population ancestry groups, and equivalent matching was observed for H3K4me1 and H3K27me3 [ 8].

Last year, Steve decided to organise an equivalent charity match with Crystal Palace fans in Australia.

Klinsmann oversaw a 4-0 vinthey in thequivalentnt match last year.

The captain-elect made his maiden Test century in the equivalent match on this ground two years ago and has so far contributed to an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 101 with Adam Voges, 47 not out.

Crucially, the mothers' face matching scores correlated with the probands', even when performance on an equivalent test of matching non-face stimuli was controlled for.