Sentence examples for match would suggest from inspiring English sources
An Antioch match would suggest the body could be Luke's.
Although this match would suggest otherwise, scoring has not been a problem for West Ham of late, with the Hammers hitting the net at least twice in each of their past four league matches.
A negative match would suggest either an individual of wild origin not derived from the Orzinuovi stock or an F1 produced at Orzinuovi whose parents died in the period 1988–2005 and were not included in our sampling.
They have the worst goal difference of any of the teams left in the tournament but the gulf in resources between Rovers and the rest of the clubs is far bigger than a record of scored four, conceded 15 from five matches would suggest.
He is more competitive with Obama than a generic party match-up would suggest.
All contigs and singletons were searched against NCBI databases to identify significant similarity matches that would suggest presumptive gene identities.
However, these different understandings of change are not an either/or dichotomy, as even the analytic method of pattern matching logic would suggest.
Matching this result would suggest that Mr Miliband can pick up crucial southern swing seats at the 2015 election.The final party to watch is UKIP.
While your instincts would tell you to match right away, we would suggest taking the time to get to know your birth mother (before you agree to a match).
Alternatively, reciprocal monophyly of sequences from fishes, frogs, and salamanders (i.e., a TE tree that matches the species tree) would suggest that the TEs found in salamanders began to diversify within the ancestral salamander lineage after it diverged from the ancestral frog lineage.
However, if their energy intake matched their energy expenditure, this would suggest either that the patients' evident energy deficit (cf previous weight loss) had become attenuated or that the diet diary method used to measure food intake had systematically overestimated the patients' intake.
