Sentence examples for matched open from inspiring English sources

15 To this end, the authors performed a case-matched analysis between 20 laparoscopic cases and 56 matched open controls based on cirrhosis and tumor size within 10%.

Based on CFD results, the planks' configuration that matched open terrain was a set of angles: 15°, 12°, 10°, 5°, 0°, 0° from bottom to top.

When integrated over the height of mid- to high rise structures, all simulated profiles are shown to produce wind loads smaller than an equivalent 10 m height matched open terrain boundary layer profile.

No statistically significant relationship was found between the play bout duration and the rate of facial mimicry; this was the case when all matched expressions (both exact and non-exact) were examined (Spearman's rank correlation, rs(14) = −0.01, p = 0.960) and when only exactly matched open-mouth expressions were examined (Spearman's rank correlation: rs(11) = −0.21, p = 0.500).

Here, we present the results of a natural experiment in which we used a system of highly successful marine protected areas and matched open-access areas in central Chile to assess the influence of fishing-driven biodiversity loss on parasites of exploited fish and invertebrate hosts.

These general patterns were also confirmed in a meta-analysis of studies reporting the composition of parasite assemblages in marine reserves and matched open-access areas (5).

After an evenly matched opening three rounds, 35-year-old Maccarinelli stepped up the pressure and floored Jones in the fourth.

Montclair State plays only eight regular-season games because Giancola could not find opponents with matching open dates.

That assessment led missing persons detectives from the 47th Precinct in the Bronx to try to match open cases to someone in that age range, the police said.

The lack of information around the method of matching opens this paper to potential bias because it is unclear whether the researchers could influence the choice of patients to be matched.

The study subjects spent the remaining 20% of their résumé-scanning time looking for keywords that matched the open position.