Sentence examples for match referring from inspiring English sources

"I enjoy living there," Sheriff's Serbian coach, Milan Milanovic, who has since been fired, said coyly after the match, referring to Transnistria.

Today a second clip emerged that showed Gray exchanging sexist comments with a Sky Sports touchline reporter before the match, referring to Massey's looks.

Mourinho was claimed to have told Ramos: "You killed me in the mixed zone"  after the Copa del Rey first leg match, referring to the defender's comments to the media on the team's tactics.

The column title Match refers to the Match Number of his career.

For a given probeset, potato best match refers to the best hit (highest perfect alignment score) between tomato target vs. potato TIGR TA entry as determined by the Global Match File.

The re-identification risk for an adversary who is content with a random match, referred to as the unmotivated adversary, depends on the size of the population equivalence class, and has been the focus of previous literature [ 11, 30].

"You would think we were back in 1998, during the World Cup," his actress-wife Alexandra Lamy told Paris-Match, referring to the frenzy that preceded France's winning the soccer championship that year.

The distance of two projected contigs π (m) = (t b, t e ) and π (m') = is defined as follows: If the matches refer to different reference genomes, the distance of their projections is undefined.

Of which, 59.18 69.3% was mapped uniquely to the pig reference genome, 10.05 12.81% showed multiple matches (hereafter the 'good matches' referred to the unique and multiple matches), 14.25 18.23% had no matches, and the remaining 7.14 12.54% were further filtered as 'bad' matches at a coarser level or matched with only one end of the paired-end reads (Fig.  1a).

Pattern matching refers to intuition at its best.

Kernel and stratification matching refer to alternative techniques for constructing the control group (see the main text for more details).