Sentence examples for match is shared from inspiring English sources

The highest recorded attendance for a rugby league match is shared between three fixtures; the Wigan Warriors' fixture against St Helens RLFC on 25 March 2005; Game 4 of the 2005 Tri-Nations series between Great Britain and Australia on 6 November; and Game 5 of the 2004 Tri-Nations series between Great Britain and Australia on 13 November at 25,004 each.

The work presented here reveals not only the existence of homologous sequence between P. falciparum and closely-related species, but also a notable amount of contiguous sequence that is shared (including exact matches for the core motifs that define the DBLα domains), and preservation of the size and structure of the gene family itself.

BBC Radio WM 95.6's Mike Taylor: "Credit for Warwickshire's victory in this enjoyable match should be shared around the team, and it will particularly please them that players given chances by injuries to others made the most of their opportunity.

Of the annotated unigenes with a unique match, 2987 were shared by all three tissues, 3225 were shared by endosperm and embryo, 4852 were shared by endosperm and leaf, and 2311 were shared by embryo and leaf.

O'Neill made 56 in the First Test drawn at Brisbane but failed to pass 20 in the next two matches, which were shared by the two teams.

Dennis Lillee ended the match with 10 wickets as the home side won by 58 runs but Hughes's inspirational innings meant the match-winners' honours were shared.

The two matches against Victoria were shared as O'Reilly took 17 wickets.

Among these matched sequences, 6 were shared in the upstream regions of both partners (P<0.00009 and false motif discovery rate < 0.042).

And it is such good business for the bank that it is sharing the wealth, matching the first $400 in each new savings account.

Approximately 63% of the sequences matching reproduction-related genes were shared among all organs.

When two independent African-American samples were analyzed, more than half of the sampled HVS-I mtDNA haplotypes exactly matched common haplotypes that were shared among multiple African ethnic groups.