Sentence examples for assigned to match from inspiring English sources

The sleep schedules were assigned to match each subject's sleep reported habitual sleep times.

In set I, some of the ALS patients were assigned to match more than one control to account for the possibility that the matched control may have a disease that could show differences in the metabolite pattern towards ALS.

The residues assigned to match states that conserved against the Pfam annotations were reserved for the profile analysis.

HGNC is responsible for assigning official nomenclature to human genes and, in general, the mouse and rat nomenclature is assigned to match the nomenclature of human orthologs.

Case and control groups were assigned to match each other in Campylobacter spp. prevalence and were composed so that the distribution of previous Campylobacter spp. prevalence of flocks for each group (June to November during 2003 2005) were equal and with similar distribution in the presence of other livestock in a periphery of 1.5 km around the farms.

Weighting scores were assigned to matching variables, including full name, sex, date of birth, and address.

The four private schools were then assigned to matched pairs, according to their socioeconomic status based on neighbourhood, and religious sect.

Depending on the history of relations — or lack of them — between the different clubs' supporters, the number of officers assigned to matches varies, from unpoliced events (rare) to those tinderbox affairs and intracity derbies that require the attention of as many as 500 officers.

The matching date we assigned to these matched but biologic-naïve referent patients was the date of start of TNFi treatment of their index patient.

Five controls were selected for each case matched on age, calendar year, and length of GHC membership, with the diagnosis date of the case assigned to each matched control as the reference date.

The parameters are (1) the assigned score of a peptide match, (2) the score difference between a forward and a reverse database search, (3) the score difference between the best and the second best peptide matched to a spectrum, and (4) a scored peak intensity percent, which is the fraction of a spectrum that can be assigned to the matched peptide.