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In trials of the technique, ads were matched to more than 300,000 images found through Microsoft's MSN search engine (prior to its rebranding as Bing) using popular search terms.

Similar to the CP-level matching results, some TIR quadrilaterals can also be matched to more than one visible quadrilateral.

Conditional on being matched at all, 55percentt of candidates were matched to more than one job opening, with a total of 1,142 initial matches being made.

For example, in the case of sex, the divergence is caused by the fact that treated males are on average matched to more controls than treated females are.

Under this coding scheme, certain occupations may be matched to more than one field, as a particular occupation may be a relevant destination for graduates from different fields (e.g. an author, journalist or linguist (ISCO-08 code 264) is considered to be matched to his/her field of study if they graduated from the "Humanities, languages and arts" or "Social sciences, business and law" fields).

But The Order: 1886 is a third-person shooter with fairly frequent quick-time-event (QTE) sequences and plenty of waist-high cover, a gameplay formula that can feel incredibly tired unless matched to more compelling elements of the experience – like, why am I shooting all these people?

Since one probe-set can match to more than one UniGene ID and vice versa, a relatively small number of U95 probe-sets matched to 20,717 UniGene IDs.

Probes with multiple perfect matches, more than nine imperfect matches, matches to non-coding/intergenic regions only, or matches to more than one gene were excluded.

One DGE tag can also match to more than one Glyma model.

This method allows for matching on multiple criteria and for matching to more than one district or facility [ 9].

We also analyzed for Prunus blocks that match to more than one site in the Populus or Arabidopsis genome.