Sentence examples for extent matching from inspiring English sources

When the object is absent, as in our pantomime condition, there is no need to adopt this strategy and indeed controls opened their fingers less and only to an extent matching the size of the imagined object, without overshooting.

In addition, the patients were informed about the trial to an extent matching their capability to understand.

An important question is to what extent matching applies to tasks that do not feature baiting or other control elements that render matching an optimal strategy.

Gates controls the computer industry to an extent matched by no other person in any other major industry.

Mr. Soderbergh may have zigzagged in and out of the movie-industry mainstream in the course of his career, but he has remained, throughout, to an extent matched by very few of his peers, an experimental filmmaker.

The systems' overall performance on the gold standard to some extent matched our expectations.

10 38 This study was undertaken alongside a randomised controlled trial, so patients and carers were, to an extent, matched for social and clinical characteristics, and illness severity.

This study was undertaken alongside a randomised controlled trial, so patients and carers were to an extent matched for social and clinical characteristics.

However, the scientific integrity of a trial requires that the aims and methods of the pilot study, if not its geographical extent, match those of the full trial.

However, in large multiple sclerosis populations, the range of ages of onset is very broad to an extent matched by few disease entities.

Although this pattern was not seen for the changes in phosphorylation of mTOR, 4E-BP1, and GSK-3β (instead there were "square wave" increases, i.e., a similar increase at insulin values >5 mU/l), there were in fact square wave changes in leg protein turnover that to some extent matched the changes seen in the signaling phosphorylation.