During alignment, sometimes two or more RFs on a contig are matched to one RF on the optical map (or vice versa), forming a so-called RF block (between two dashed lines in Figure 1).
Forty-nine (44 screen-detected, five interval) cancer cases with film priors were each matched to one control without cancer on the basis of age, BMI, menopausal status and current HRT use.
Consider a retrospectively collected matched case-control data where each case is matched to one or more controls based on suspected confounders as matching factors.
Based on this score, each privatized hospital was matched to one non-privatized hospital in the corresponding baseline year (i.e. one year before the privatization occurred).
In this sense, our theoretical exercise is very different from the so-called assignment models that instead focus specifically on the process by which workers and jobs are matched to one another (Sattinger 1993).
Based on the name of the village, each case was matched to one of 21 residential wards in the district.
This study tested the effect of specimen design on porcelain shade matching, hypothesizing that flat disks would be matched to one another with more accuracy than tooth-shaped tabs to tabs.
Joseph Morpurgo's Soothing Sounds for Baby makes use of a charity shop's worth of unusual vinyl to present a twisted take on Desert Island Discs, with each of its comedy set pieces matched to one of the musical selections.
For this aim, a matching pictures game in which 6 social robots are to be matched to one of the categories: machines, humans, animals and toys, was developed and implemented on a tablet device.
"Authentication is a one-to-one match: one I.D. number matched to one fingerprint.
Mr. Millard said computers were used to analyze the fingerprints, first in New York and New Jersey, and more recently in Maine, where one of the prints was matched to one of Mr. Rogers's.
