Sentence examples for match the term from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the clinical and molecular genetic findings in our proband most closely match the term congenital cranial dysinnervation disorder and there are also analogies to Moebius syndrome and its variants (MIM 157900).

F2F Match the term with the phrase that best relates to it.

Usually referring to a romantic partner bound to you forever, as in the perfect match, the term, however -- whether by fate, destiny, or divine intervention -- is defined differently by different individuals, especially as it is related to the concept of love.

If there is a match, the term is added to the cache of matched terms.

There were, after all, no other bidders who could match the terms.

He was offered five grand a week more by Birmingham but the owners were not willing to match the terms".

But it appears that the Tannadice club were unable or unwilling to match the terms being offered by the Polish outfit.

We assume that the power plant will operate for 20 years in order to match the terms of Ontario's FIT contract.

That would match the terms of Albert Pujols' contract with the Angels and tie for the most lucrative deal ever given to a player besides Alex Rodriguez.

PHOTOS: Arts and culture in pictures by The Times Steinway said in a release Wednesday that Kohlberg didn't match the terms of the Paulson offer.

Once it's signed, the Miami Heat — the team that Johnson has played for the last two seasons — would have three days to match the terms, which appears unlikely given the way the deal is structured. .