Sentence examples for be directly matched to from inspiring English sources

In this paper, rather than consider how fabrication technologies and maker activities can be directly matched to existing standards or allow for more efficient content coverage, I position making as a network of powerful ideas and perspectives that are highly connected to other ideas, personal and syntonic to the learner, and are immediately useful for solving problems of personal importance.

For a subset of 360 selected unique disease/drug terms used in GEO and CMap, only 86 of them can be directly matched to MeSH terms.

However, these are Celera Genomics® gene identifications and cannot be directly matched to public domain genes.

Since the post-translational modifications annotated by the BioGRID can be directly matched to standard PSI-MI terms (Supplementary Table 3), the script downloads the most recent BioGRID data set in TAB2 format, extracts this information and assigns appropriate PSI-MI terms for interaction type to the candidate biochemical reactions from iRefIndex that originate from the BioGRID.

This procedure was found to agree fairly closely with matching done by magnitude estimation (where numbers are directly matched to stimuli).

Drug pairs were extracted from the structured data describing DDIs in Bio2RDF's DrugBank dataset, and drug names were directly matched to our dictionary using the UMLS 'preferred term' to resolve ambiguity in the case that more than one drug from our dictionary was matched.

Each youth with diabetes (case subject) was directly matched one-to-one with five youth without diabetes (control subject), on the multiple variables: age (±2 years), sex, U.S. census region, and residence.

Patients in the FO cohort were directly matched 1 1 to the non-FO cohort on: 1) age group, 2) sex, 3) Major Diagnosis Categories (MDCs), and 4) patient severity as measured by Charlson comorbidity index (CCI) 29 categories.

The breakdown spectrum recorded in the target flow is directly matched with a spectrum out of a database consisting of various emission spectra recorded under well-defined conditions in a range of gas density and composition.

As a result and based on Fig. 1, the global port-urban database consisted in 529 urban areas having at least one vessel call between 1950 and 1990, such cities being directly matched with a port (a and b in Fig. 1).

To identify potential viral or bacterial sequences in the NLB sample, 210,752 tags were sequenced and were directly matched with the microbial virtual tag library.