Sentence examples for matched and compared from inspiring English sources

Patterns of the flow of variables were isolated from each case and then matched and compared across the cases through the use of a matrix which identified both comparability and variability between the cases.

These nine patients were matched and compared with nine controls.

The forward citation patterns of these patent-paper pairs are then matched and compared to biotechnology publications without an equivalent patent.

For ethical reasons, the interviewees and the answers that the interviewees gave to the survey cannot be matched and compared.9 All the answers given during the interviews are treated anonymously and confidentially.

Students' questions prior to the lesson were matched and compared to the research questions they wrote during the peer-critique activity and to the final research questions that they investigated during the Bio-Tech program.

Second, we would like to explore how different representations are coordinated and how digits in different representations are matched and compared.

A rule-based pattern-recognition analysis of the day-of-the-week effect could begin, for example, by counting the number of instances where the rule is matched and compare it to the expected number of instances based on randomness.3.

Table 1 shows the groups were well matched and compares other pertinent data.

We also presented original data before PS matching and compared clinical outcomes between the before-SCT and after-SCT groups in both original and matched cohorts, respectively.

The three functions were tested on the 4 groups (the peak pair number =2,3,4,≥5) of the ST test envelope matches and compared based on the area under the curve (AUC) with respect to the receiver operating characteristic (ROC).

With all the choices in the news marketplace we've inherited from the vanished boom of the 90's, it should be easier than ever to mix and match and compare, to separate what's real from what's false, hyped or idle entertainment.