Sentence examples for matched window from inspiring English sources
Data from each participant group will be collected from a matched window of time, corresponding to the participants' 16th to 19th birthday.
To compare firing rates during changes of mind with firing rates on other trials, we had to choose a comparison population of trials and a matched window of time (since firing rates were not perfectly stable over the delay).
To do so, we compared firing rates during a time window around the change of mind with matched windows on similar non-change-of-mind trials ('Materials and methods').
On the basis of these matched windows from the ENCODE data set, we assessed the statistical significance of the regions we analyzed by rank-ordering the statistics obtained from each of the interrogated segments within the empirical distribution obtained from all ENCODE windows.
The gene showing the strongest deviation from the ENCODE data is AHI1, particularly at exon 5 12 in CEU (Table 2), where Tajima's D and Fu and Li's F are both outside the distribution of matched windows from ENCODE (P < 0.071; Table 2).
Fig. 11 Visualization of search results provided for searching "compose window file attachment" in the software defect archive: (a) the most relevant defect; (b) Defects matching "compose window" Fig. 12 Sample information displayed in information browser: (a) the defect matching "compose window" (b) the defect matching "window file".
Therefore, cost aggregation has to be performed in an exhaustive manner and the computational requirements are directly depending on the size of matching window.
The pattern matching window can vary, but values between 1 and 3 are generally used.
Once the 5 minute timer for PVP stops and the PVP exit match window pops up, click "OK" in the "Challenge to Skirmish".
It will be hard to match Windows's special cachet.
Mary and John's plain suburban houses sit opposite each other at the back of the stage, matching windows giving views of living rooms in which each is seen passing the time in solitude.
