Sentence examples for matches illustrates from inspiring English sources

The comparison of the first and second rows in Table 1 ("Currently unemployed" and "Valid matches") illustrates the combined impact of attrition, nonresponse, and the matching validation screen based on demographic characteristics.

Correct assignment is also possible where sequence similarity fails to find significant matches, illustrating the potential use of binding site comparisons for newly determined proteins.

These 2 near matches illustrate the power of this approach: one is the most likely source, but the other is statistically possible because this odds ratio difference would not be significant at α<0.05 (odds ratio >20).

An all-against-all BLASTP analysis between T. adhaerens and M. mitochondrii yielded 347 hits above a set threshold (Sm > 20), with 124 of these matches illustrating homologous proteins from the M. mitochondrii genome and the T. adhaerens assembly.

The difference-in-differences estimation, of behavioral problems, using one-to-many matching, illustrates the ability of this method to preserve statistical power and generate interpretable findings without additional analyses.

The New York City public high school match illustrates the latter, using test scores, grades, and interviews to rank applicants to screened schools, combined with lottery tie-breaking at unscreened schools.

Sadio Mane received a standing ovation as he was substituted and this graphic of his successful passes during the match illustrates why the Saints playmaker received such warm applause.

The match illustrates the tremendous recent progress in overcoming barriers that have prevented girls in Pakistan from playing sports in public.

A deal from early in the Bermuda Bowl match illustrated the importance of paying attention to the vulnerability.

This match illustrated the importance of Hawkeye – which Sampras never had to use - especially when it denied Federer a chance to close out the first set with his serve.

For example, in Figure 2, the bipartite graph and matching illustrated for Step 3 correspond to node l and that of Step 4 to node m of S. Notice that not all edges of B correspond to useful speciations.