Sentence examples for matched for several from inspiring English sources

These patients were matched for several clinicodemographic variables, including age, gender and primary lung pathology.

Patients were carefully matched for several parameters, including medication and referall to a cardiologist.

Notably, groups were matched for several sociodemographic variables and did not differ in mood and the assessed neuropsychological parameters.

T1D and its control group were matched for several factors (Table 1) including age and the sole documented criteria for exception were FBS as a marker of diabetes.

The children were matched for several auditory features, sex, implantation age, lack of additional disabilities, a monolingual family background with normal-hearing parents, and educational setting.

These patients were matched for several clinicodemographic variables to reduce the influence of confounding factors, including age (difference in age less than three years), gender, primary lung pathology, postoperative follow-up time (difference in postoperative follow-up time less than one year) and unilateral or bilateral transplantation (Table 4).

In addition, most studies adjust or match for several other breast cancer risk factors, the choice of which varies from study to study.

The match had been stopped twice due to rain, and all told they had been involved in this match for several hours.

As Clare wrote all too accurately, the surprisingly nimble, tenacious badger was more than a match for several dogs but not a whole village, and was eventually "kicked and torn" to death.

That famous confrontation between Antonio Rattín and Rudolf Kreitlein – which held up the match for several minutes, depriving one team of their charismatic leader while giving their opponents a helping hand towards a moment of destiny – was among the most prominent of several incidents that have shaped the footballing relationship between England and Argentina.

The Australians, who have led the world rankings in five-day test matches for several years and have won the last three World Cups — played on a 50-overs per side basis — failed to come to terms with cricket's newest, shortest format.