Sentence examples for matched more closely from inspiring English sources

In golf, their abilities matched more closely.

The relative motions between the model and cadavers matched more closely than the absolute displacements.

The measured pore size and porosity met the requirements for cell adhesion and cell growth, which matched more closely to that of the physiological structure of normal articular cartilage and subchondral bones.

Comparison of these fragments with Manduca sexta counterparts showed that the cloned SfEcR [ecdysone receptor (EcR) from Sf21 cells] had high similarity to MsEcR-B1, whereas the cloned SfUSP [ultraspiracle (USP) from Sf21 cells] and TnUSP (USP from High Five™ cells) matched more closely to MsUSP-2 than to MsUSP-1.

Apparently the market only rewarded the height of older workers, those whose distribution of heights matched more closely that of the people who were likely to have been their employers than did the right-shifted distribution of the heights of younger workers.

Perhaps because it matched more closely the way Romans thought of themselves: it reflected back at the senators their stern, martial, uncompromising self-image.

The results show that the predicted strengths match more closely with maximum stress theory.

We go on to demonstrate a locally-organized P2P lookup service that matches more closely with these application requirements.

By adding Internet connectivity, the companies will match more closely the range of video, Web and phone services sold by rival cable-TV and telephone companies.

A comparison of SDC and VC approach shows that the magnitudes of deformed chip thickness, shear angle and the resultant cutting forces obtained using SDC models match more closely (within 90%) with the experimental data.

Instead, our newer instantiation of the theory uses only (a) Hebbian learning methods which match more closely with synaptic and associative learning mechanisms ascribed to the hippocampal region and (b) a more plausible representation of input stimuli.