Sentence examples for large matches from inspiring English sources

It is clear that when | δ hj | is large, matches are of poor quality and so imputed values may be inappropriate.

They make smaller bids at the beginning and then, just as things are tailing off, they throw down a large match bid, which everyone else feels obliged to match.

As matching directly on observable characteristics is difficult if the set of potentially relevant characteristics is large, matching on propensity scores has been proposed as a valid method (Rosenbaum and Rubin, 1983).

In one case where the FEC considered a 2-for-1 match, three commissioners dissented, arguing that such a large match would "skew the incentives" and "undercut the voluntariness" of the donations, according to Bloomberg.

Endocrine disturbances in HD and their link with disease severity have not been investigated previously in a large matched case-control study, despite their pathophysiological and clinical relevance [28].

An equally large matched control group was selected from the Swedish Population Register.

It then rises up to 37% when using large match regions (500,000 people).

In some studies, NSAIDs and coxibs have lower rates of significant harm than opioids in large matched cohorts [ 9].

If K is very large, matching is very loose, leading to bias in parameter estimates of the analysis model.

We present an updated analysis of breastfeeding and risk of breast cancer using a large matched sample of BRCA mutation carriers.

However, the evidence was limited and the review highlighted the need for further research comprised of a large, matched cohort study.