The phrase "are effectively matched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the alignment or compatibility of two or more elements, such as ideas, products, or people.
Example: "The skills of the candidates are effectively matched with the requirements of the job."
Alternatives: "are well aligned" or "are suitably paired".
Beyond assessing whether these raw scores are effectively matching the purportedly related latent factors scores, asking which factors are actually involved is also necessary.
An increase in the number of homicides by police publicly reported by the FBI over the past five years was effectively matched by a rise in the number of individual departments reporting any homicides, casting doubt over purported trends in the data.
More importantly, the BSA protein can be successfully identified based on the high-quality MS, and 34 peptides with sequence coverage of 37% can be effectively matched (Supporting Information, Table S1).
They're effectively match points - and Murray cracks, netting a forehand!
Despite the four consecutive first-round losses which had been attributed to the split from his wife —Murphy claimed his third ranking title at the UK Championship, defeating Fu 10 9 in a low-quality final, in which he fluked a pink in the deciding frame that was effectively match ball.
By then, testing for association between these ancestry adjusted phenotype and genotype values, cases and controls are effectively genetically matched, thus correcting for the underlying genetic population structure and reducing the inflation in the false-positive error rate [ Price et al., 2006].
Nevertheless, INaL inhibition (by TTX or ranolazine) marginally affects Ca2+ cycling [ 42] and contractility [ 43] in normal hearts, thus suggesting that the attending changes in Na+ influx are effectively buffered by matching changes in Na+ extrusion.
Paint swatches from paint stores, curtain tie backs, and other color samples can also be effectively color matched.
