Sentence examples for maintain match from inspiring English sources
Villa was on a guest stint, allowing him to make up to ten appearances for Melbourne City during the 2014 15 season, taking advantage of the scheduling of the A-League and Major League Soccer to maintain match fitness ahead of his debut with New York City.
Both the inclusion of new rows and columns (recurring to statistical tests or by lowering the support of pattern miners) and the merging of the resulting biclusters are able to maintain match scores above 90% (20 percentage points higher than the baseline option).
The first is that similar secondary structures will maintain matching dot plot diagrams with dots in the same or in close positions.
"That said, I do not believe that American tennis will be able to maintain, or match, what it has done.
There is not one place for one player – the philosophy is how you play football and how you maintain your match rhythm.
The Sprague River basin also has a large agricultural component and return flows, so any attempt during calibration to maintain a match in volumes results in an overestimate of the peak flows.
Instead of computing a completely new matching solution, the repair-based matching algorithm maintain good matching consistency by repairing only the part of matching affected by the dynamic changes.
They did so by combining celebrity cachet and sleek design with a sound that they maintain closely matches the recording studio (though some critics disagree).
These findings are rationalised on the basis that the silica charge density changes during synthesis, leading to rearrangements in mesopore phase and increased pore diameters to maintain charge matching.
Our analysis does not maintain the matched design, and would be conservative under population stratification.
Given aforementioned sex-related differences in SWA in MDD [ 29, 30], as well as reported differences in SWA between healthy men and women that vary by age [ 42- 44], additional analyses between MDD and controls stratified by sex were performed to maintain age-matching of subjects.
