Sentence examples for match for one from inspiring English sources

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A fingerprint expert told the court Millard's thumbprint was a match for one found on the rear view mirror of Bosma's pickup truck.

Jenny Crooker finds out that even the finest four-star restaurant is no match for one with 4 million stars".

However, it was Tendulkar, the man of the match for one of his less convincing innings, who enabled India to post 260.

For all its promise to improve education, technology is still no match for one human tutoring another — which, of course, cannot be used to educate large numbers of students and is expensive.

The transplants conducted Saturday were made possible when a so-called altruistic donor, who was willing to donate to anyone, was found to be a match for one of six transplant candidates.

There's little excuse for an over rate that barely crept above ten overs an hour in the last match for one thing, not to mention some of his bowling changes have been decidedly questionable.

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The optimization objective described in (6) realizes the matching for one CU and one D2D pair.

SearchGUI is a managing tool for several search engines to find peptide spectra matches for one or more complex MS2 measurements.

"Open" systems are not matched for one prosthesis brand only, but seek to embrace all kinds of implants.

Reads with at least 75% (a user-specified parameter) of matches for one genome were categorized as AT or DT, accordingly.

In a systematic review of pregnancy and fertility after bariatric surgery, 11 three cohort studies using consecutive patients matched for one or more characteristics were highlighted as the most rigorous.

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