Sentence examples for matched for written from inspiring English sources

All words were matched for written frequency.

In addition to length (i.e., number of syllables), hand-action, non-hand action and non action verbs were matched for written frequency (Dizionario di frequenza della lingua italiana, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, C.N.R.- I.L.C ., t-tests n.s.s

One-hundred and seventy-two four-letter weres were taken from the MRC Psycholinguistic Database (Wilson, 1988), and matched for familiarity and written frequency of occurrence.

Short and long words were matched for frequency of occurrence in written and spoken language and in number of orthographic neighbors (same-length words differing by one letter) based on the CELEX database [65].

They were split into two word lists (List A and List B), each containing 500 words; and were matched for letter length, syllable length, written frequency and imageability (confirmed by Mann-Whitney non-parametric tests, P > 0.4 in each case).

We developed carefully matched pairs of written applications for fictitious applicants with and without a past conviction of assault.

Since the internal software class attribute metrics are computed using the whole class source code, the potential testing effort predicted by the internal software class attribute metrics in these cases will not match the actual effort spent for writing these partial tests.

He was also a most fervent Arsenal supporter; a season ticket holder for many years, he not only attended the big games, but was a regular for the reserve matches and was famous for writing letters to the club management about which players they should get rid of.

"Last month, against West Brom, Juan Mata played his 100th competitive match for Chelsea," writes Mitchell Stirling.

"I want to know how many matches this guy will be suspended for?" wrote Silva, who in May last year was suspended for pushing a referee  during a Ligue 1 match against Valenciennes.

While the Australian team lost the Ashes for the first time in twenty years, Johnson spent the winter of 1953 calling Australian rules football matches for local radio station 3AW and writing columns for The Argus newspaper.