Sentence examples for formally matched from inspiring English sources
Health regulators have formally matched the fungal meningitis to a contaminate found at the premises of NECC in the Boston suburb of Framingham.
At least 12 children, brought here without being formally matched with new families, have spent months in a Pennsylvania juvenile care center while Red Cross officials try to determine their fate.
CG formally matched the codes to the participants' quotes and helped with the data interpretation.
Where available, donor/recipient CMV status was recorded, but not formally matched to assess the possibility that de novo CMV infections and CMV graft nephropathy may have played a role in graft loss.
"I think this is one of the few films where the video formally matches the subject matter," he said.
With the nonlinearity in flux vectors, the proposed nonlinear absorbing equations are not formally perfectly matched to the governing equations as their linear counter-parts are.
Of these, 2 males and 13 females were repeat self-cutters, but 'in view of the extremely small number of men there seemed little point in comparing them formally with matched subjects'.
Formally dressed in matching cocktail frocks – or, in the later footage, the newly hip trouser suits of the 60s – they mostly limit themselves to coolly coordinated shimmies of the shoulders and hips and to unison hand jives (the opening shout-out at 0.10, though, is surely a gesture that Jagger was referencing in his own routine [0.26]).
Differences in exposure prevalence between matched sets were compared formally and relative risks of suicide were estimated by conditional logistic regression analyses to calculate exposure odds ratios (ORs) and their 95% confidence intervals using Stata version 12 for Windows.
On July 9, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro became the first foreign leader to formally offer him asylum, a move that was later matched by the two other countries.
We also intended to formally analyze 73 case subjects with severe hypoglycemia and their 266 matched control subjects, but the numbers were too small for a meaningful model.
