Sentence examples for considered unmatched from inspiring English sources

But with some stock still trading publicly, Genentech was able to retain an entrepreneurial culture, with stock options, and a record for innovation that was considered unmatched in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.

She was the reigning world and European champion, and was considered unmatched in the compulsory "school" figures, which then accounted for a larger share of the score than the free skate.

Patients maintained with remifentanil whose propensity scores deviated by >0.02 from those of patients maintained with fentanyl, were considered unmatched.

Designed by S. Charles Lee Charles, its splendid French Baroque interior, with chandeliers, murals and paintings, are considered unmatched by any other construction of its kind in Los Angeles.

In this standardization, the following cases were considered unmatched: (i) if identifiers match two different proteins within a species, and (ii) if identifiers converge into one accession number.

Collectors of 78s are enticed in part by the thrill of the quest, which they consider unmatched by a mouse click.

But the plan has repeatedly stalled, allowing Sisi and his interim predecessor, Adly Mansour, to enact authoritarian laws at a rate several legal experts consider unmatched by any regime for 60 years.

But for those who study the draft, the Ravens are considered almost unmatched because of their acumen in the middle rounds, where the remaining players have greater shortcomings.

But Holmes pointed to another trivial act that is now considered an unmatched lifesaver.

Since that paper is in Russian and since it considers neither unmatched element costs nor the cavity variants of MCM (see the following section), we prefer to explicitly adapt the Min-Cost Max-Flow approach to our needs, using some variation of the ideas of [ 29].

The Huskies' 2002 championship team went unbeaten in 39 games and is widely considered to be unmatched.