Sentence examples for definite matches from inspiring English sources

Clerical review of additional information is undertaken for records that fall between definite matches and non-definite matches [ 20].

Clerical checking of additional information is undertaken for possible matches that fall between definite matches and non-definite matches.

Comparing birthdate, sex, diagnosis, and episode dates, nine of these patients appeared to be possible matches for NRCT cases that had been linked to other IDs in the HES file, and four were definite matches for cases that were known to be ineligible for the NRCT.

These linkages are created and maintained using rigorous, internationally accepted privacy-sensitive protocols, with probabilistic matching based on multiple data fields, name compression algorithms, multiple matching passes, and extensive clerical review of all potential linkages that are not identified as definite matches [ 19].

The rule for the matching was that there has to be a single definite match on each of these attributes in the Local Education Authority (LEA) database for them to provide us with the unique pupil number (UPN).

A definite implant matching the size and curvature of the last reamer was inserted using a handle, and a metal head (28 mm) was connected to its trunion.

ChoiceMaker uses 'blocking' and 'scoring' to identify definite and possible matches.

Only in the last 10 were players told for definite that the match would resume.

Existing and continuously emerging new applications of electron beam processing technologies evoke a constant interest in elaboration and design of accelerators' solutions, matched to definite requirements of most-needed treatment procedures.

It would seem that the pursuit of 'realism' for Einstein was more a program that had been very successful rather than an a priori commitment, and that in principle he would have accepted attempts requiring a radical change in our classical conceptions concerning microsystems, provided they would nevertheless allow to take a macrorealist position matching our definite perceptions at this scale.

Adjectives are inflected in two declensions — indefinite and definite — and they must match the noun they modify in gender and number.