Sentence examples for be more closely matched from inspiring English sources
"Closed" systems may be more closely matched to the implants, which could be an advantage.
Of course, it may be more closely matched to the risk of TBTF Finance's assets.
I'm not sure Validas's suggestion of more tiers of service so that people can be more closely matched to their actual usage is the answer either.
Borate-based bioactive glasses also have controllable degradation rates, so the degradation of the bioactive glass implant can be more closely matched to the rate of new bone formation.
If u VES and u bf are the Darcy velocities of VES solution and base fluid, respectively, then the desired result for flow in the large (l) and small (s) conduits is that the relative flow velocities should be more closely matched for the same pressure.
This allowed the high-dose volume to be more closely matched to the tumour target, while reducing the radiation to dose-limiting normal tissues (Fuks and Horwich, 1993).
Like Soden, Kinzley wants universities to provide language and study skills training that is more closely matched to degree courses.
Super-elastic Nitinol (NiTi alloys) is predestined for major biomedical applications as its mechanical properties are more closely matched to those of living bones than titanium alloys.
In contrast, for cylinders with large aspect ratios the spatial characteristics of the source strength distributions are more closely matched to the normal velocity distribution.
Universities have never hired all of the Ph.D.'s they produced themselves, but for many years, supply and demand were more closely matched.
