Sentence examples for matched to some from inspiring English sources

In short, the fluidity of Turkish society is now matched, to some degree, by its official representatives.

Under the couples algorithm, the leading member might be matched to his or her first choice job in Boston, while the other member might be matched to some undesirable job in Boston.

The Wisconsin Card Sorting Test is a test of executive functions where prefrontal deficits are matched to some quantitative measures such as percentage of perseverative errors and number of failures to maintain set.

Gail: I don't like the retirement age hike, but I do admit that lifting the tax cap would have to be matched to some kind of benefit reduction in order to get it through Congress.

Who can blame Zuckerberg for trying to reorganize university life on his own terms — and who can blame those many young people, at Harvard and elsewhere, who found that his perspective matched, to some significant extent, their own world view and desires?

These not only have been more stringent than those issued from Washington, but have been matched to some extent by more than a dozen other states.

The thing is, Kepler didn't just say, "oh well, it didn't match," to some arbitrary degree of precision.

If vertex v (in query Q) can match vertex u (in RDF graph G), each neighbor vertex and each adjacent edge of v should match to some neighbor vertex and some adjacent edge of u.

3'-UTR seed matches to some highly expressed miRNAs were overrepresented in the target set.

We detected a subgroup of eight subjects which fit in part to the metabolite pattern of the group with low insulin sensitivity, but also match to some extent to the group with normal insulin sensitivity.

For each vertex v in U, if v has not been marked as infeasible by previous search, we apply the above heuristic to test whether it is allowed to match to some vertex in V.