Sentence examples for deemed to match from inspiring English sources

Overall, the S3 was deemed to match or trounce all rivals, including Apple's top offering, the iPhone 4S.

But those two signatures — and whether they're deemed to match — actually are key to whether the ballot counts.

GPs were deemed to match if the full name was the same or last name and first initial were the same.

Practices were deemed to match against the list if the phone number was the same or the name and address was the same each year.

If an NSCCG patient was linked to the NCDR but not to a CRC record, then that patient was only deemed to match if there was evidence that the tumour recorded by the registry was, indeed, relevant to why the individual had been recruited to the NSCCG (e.g., the registry had recorded an anal tumour rather than a colorectal tumour).

In estimating the sensitivity of the call sets from Tangram, RetroSeq and TEA from the deep sequencing CEU trio data, an MEI event is deemed to match the locus in Stewart et al. 2011, if the two events are within 500 bp of each other.

Of the 47 HIEs identified by the MDD/TD on match day, 18 were deemed to meet Criteria 1 (immediate and permanent removal) requirements and were permanently removed from play.

The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California on behalf of a Sonoma County voter who said his ballot wasn't counted after his signature on the ballot envelope was deemed to not match the one that elections officials had on file.

For the records deemed to be matches, 73.6% were exact matches.

On my way into Hong Kong – a transit lounge of a city if ever there was one, a duty-free zone whose only laws seem to be those of the marketplace – I was hauled into a special cabin for a lengthy interrogation because my face was deemed not to match my (by then British) passport.

For many biomaterial applications that consider matrix stiffness, it is often deemed ideal to match the material modulus to that of the native tissue.