The phrase "are uniquely matched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more elements are specifically suited or compatible with each other in a distinctive way.
Example: "The candidates' skills and the job requirements are uniquely matched, making them ideal for the position."
Alternatives: "are perfectly aligned" or "are specifically suited".
According to our algorithm definition, all peaks have to be uniquely matched because both compounds had 11 peaks.
It has been shown on the national level that data from the Dutch hospital discharge register can be uniquely matched to a single person for at least 88% of the hospital admissions [29].
As Table 2 shows, the vast majority of these mapped reads were uniquely matched to unigenes (> 55%), and the percentage of multi-position matched reads was 24%.
Of the combined Camp Lejeune and Camp Pendleton cohorts, almost 50% could not be uniquely matched to the ORES file or their vital status was listed as "unknown" in the ORES file.
As Table 1 shows, the vast majority of these mapped reads were uniquely matched to unigenes, and the percentage of multi-position matched reads was no more than 0.31%.
The resulting data indicated that 19,435 (32.05%) signatures were uniquely matched with 10,279 non-redundant UniGene clusters, whereas 7,223 11.911%) signatures could not be defined as unique UniGene clusters due to multiple hits with UniGene dataset.
Unambiguous tags (tags that were uniquely matched to one gene of reference genome with no more than one mismatch) were counted and normalized to TPM to evaluate the gene expression level.
Because of the above-mentioned problems and restrictions, only 1094 tags and probe sets were uniquely matched to the same Unigene clusters and were 'present' in both tissue samples and platforms.
In the region from 47.41 to 53.92 cM of LG09 of the 'Jonathan' map, in total of 20 SNP makers, including huLG09_042, huLG09_044, and huLG09_018 etc., were uniquely matched to chromosome 13.
Data from GPs and medical specialists were uniquely matched to the register on personal level by part of the last name, month of birth, year of birth, sex, and postal code.
