Sentence examples for does not fully match from inspiring English sources

As explained in the last paragraph, this assumption does not fully match our perception of rhythm.

Mismatch is a problem that occurs when a candidate service does not fully match to the feature expected.

"After personally reading those limited portions of the agreement begrudgingly made available by [the U.S. Trade Representative], I can say that the book does not fully match the cover," Doggett told HuffPost.

Obviously, the established standard at the study site of quality data entry by both physicians and nurses does not fully match the expectations and beliefs of staff.

The results of the present study should be interpreted with care because of the in vitro nature of the 72 h formed biofilm does not fully match the environment of the oral cavity.

The US Census Bureau has documented that many students cannot find jobs after graduation, and many of those who do find themselves employed in work that does not fully match their education/training.

Somehow the story doesn't fully match your memory of the experience as you retell it now.

Setting reasonable expectations will help you feel less disappointed and frustrated when reality doesn't fully match the picture in your head.

(MORE: Ideal Places to Grow Older in Retirement) International Living does a fine job crunching the numbers, but a country vs. country ranking doesn't fully match up with the real world.

However, past experience has shown that these types of reactors do not fully match the very particular conditions that exist in biohydrometallurgical systems that, quite correctly, have been qualified as "hybrid" owing to their specificity since they are characterized by many of the features of hydrometallurgical operations and of biological conversions.

However, when we closely examine the birth-month patterns of school starting ages and adult outcomes, we find that the two patterns do not fully match the pattern predicted by the age position effect, and there is a high level of noncompliance with the cutoff date in China.