Sentence examples for matched equals from inspiring English sources

Peer-assisted leaning relates to the acquisition of knowledge and skills through shared learning of matched equals.

Estimating the model assuming only some fraction of declared searchers actually search increases the probability of matching successfully from the teacher-side (At the limit,the matching function becomes min{teachers, vacancies } and probability of matching equals 1).

"No match" equals no citizenship, and usually, no job.

He has won a patent for a method of turning the funnel into an hourglass shape, where an agent in the middle matches equal numbers of consumers and experts.

Identical matches equal to or longer than 50 bp were identified, and ≥30 bp matches were also identified for incidental analysis.

If Friday's match equals this rare semi-final between the game's two most committed rivals (they have not met at this stage of a grand slam tournament since 2005), Melbourne Park patrons will have been well served in an era as good as any, with the leading four players in tennis fighting out the first major of the season.

Since the probability p0 is close to 0, the probability to have no match equals 1.

If the calculation of p0 is done from the empirical frequencies observed on the oak genome, p0 = 7.6 × 1e-52 buthehe conclusions are the same since the probability to have no match equals 1.

Introducing the symbol MWM for the maximum weight of a matching on the auxiliary graph Γ, we can write this as (7) Here we make use of the fact that the weight of a matching equals the sum of the weights of the path-systems that correspond to the edges of the auxiliary graphs.

Three teams have matched or equalled that feat.

They used a small scale to weigh each fighter, matching up equals for the bouts.