In this case, the best option is what makes the most sense for this organization at this particular time, given the market conditions, matched to internal capabilities, considering allocated resources and so on.
All assays were performed under conditions matching, to the best of our knowledge, those of the P. falciparum food vacuole, the site of hemoglobin hydrolysis by the falcipains, notably at pH 5.5.
In order to equate the number of trials per condition entered into the EEG analyses for each subject, the number of trials from each condition were matched to the condition with the fewest trials.
The carrier frequency of the tinnitus tone condition was matched to the individual pitch properties of the tinnitus sound while two control frequencies were chosen 1.1 and 2.2 octaves below.
Because the simulation was Euclidian rather than in joint space, the noise in each direction was made dependent on linear combination of the motor commands in the x and y directions, such that the resulting spatial noise variances within each hand in the two-cursor condition were matched to the experimental data.
The K and N release characteristics of PCPC and PCU under field condition were closely matched to the nutrients requirements of cotton growth.
This pattern of performance arose because the Gabor introduced in the change-same condition is perceptually matched to the appearance of the adapting stimulus (wherein the target noise is perceived to have an orientation that matches the flankers), whereas the change-different stimulus appeared markedly different from the adapting stimulus (see Figure 2A).
Six health conditions in the NHIS matched to health conditions that were included in our survey: arthritis, cataracts, diabetes, hearing impairment, heart disease, and migraine headaches.
This control condition needs to be matched to the visuo-motor demands of the recognition condition.
METHODS:Individuals from the Medicare 5% dataset with hypertension and T2D undergoing IDT for these conditions were propensity score matched to a nonintensive drug-therapy group.
