The four verses, which are matched carefully to the contours and rhythm of "The Star-Spangled Banner," describe slave ships waving "our star-spangled banner," excoriate "our blood-guilty nation," and conclude with the line "O'er the death-bed of Freedom — the home of the slave".
That is why my sister and I were not surprised, after Mom died, to find in her closet neat rows of brown, beige, tan, taupe and ecru handbags to match carefully labeled boxes of brown, beige, tan, taupe and ecru shoes.
Ancestry needs to be matched carefully between cases and controls, using, for example, principal component analyses.
Possibly there is no true difference in these structures in TS when groups are matched carefully for age, sex and handedness.
When the supervisee was matched carefully with a suitable supervisor, the supervisory relationship was reported to be more positive and effective.
Accordingly, the authors used sophisticated statistical methods for generating a cohort of study (i.e. PAC) patients, each one having a paired control matched carefully for severity of illness.
DeAngelis and Newsome [ 22] studied a motion discrimination task, in which the visual stimulus was matched carefully to both the disparity and motion selectivity of the V5/MT receptive field: in two out of three monkeys, microstimulation effects for motion were stronger at sites that were less well tuned to disparity.
Liver tissue from viremic HCV patients (n = 13) was matched carefully for age, fibrosis stage, and inflammation grade with the nonviremic patients; these patients also met the strict entry criteria for the study group, except for the presence of HCV RNA in serum and served as a comparison group.
By being aware of scaffolding as a specific strategy and matching it carefully with the child's existing skills, it can be a very effective support for a child with special educational needs.
Sew the torn edges together using matching yarn, carefully crisscrossing the area.
