Sentence examples for matching aims from inspiring English sources

Propensity score matching aims to adjust the selection bias in nonexperimental, nonrandomized, and retrospective observational studies.

Ontology mapping, or matching, aims at identifying correspondences among entities in different ontologies.

Propensity score matching aims to provide a valid estimate of the intervention effect by comparing patients who have and have not had the intervention and who also have similar observed characteristics.

Vote Match aims to show the differences between parties' policies in less than five minutes.

Now, with little improvement in the weather forecast for the last day of the match on Saturday, the chances of England achieving their pre-match aims from this fixture have almost certainly been scuppered.

Frequency-matching aims to have equal proportions of potential confounding factors among cases and controls and is considered to be more efficient than individual matching [ 17].

"You never go into a match aiming for that score.

Although it was a political match aimed at the union of France and Scotland, Mary was sincerely fond of her boy husband, though the marriage was probably never consummated.

However, defeat would leave them vulnerable to being overtaken by Hull Kingston Rovers, who play Huddersfield in tonight's televised match aiming to end a run of nine consecutive home defeats stretching back to March.

Ireland host France in Dublin in Saturday's second match aiming for their second successive win.

FIFA's transfers matching system aims to provide a clearing house for all international transfers, with clubs having to register agents involved plus any fees and add-ons.