Sentence examples for matching compared with from inspiring English sources

Previously, in [13], we have shown that Euclidian distance between context vectors leads to improved spectral matching compared with Euclidian distance between single vectors.

Recognition experiments on identical twins in 2010 [14] showed that the multimodal biometric systems which combine different instances of the the same biometric traits lead to perfect matching compared with the unimodal systems.

The age matching, compared with age adjustment, might dilute the data.

The attribute matching method categorized significantly fewer patients as high-risk (0.4%) compared with the logistic regression technique (23.3%), and the prevalence of acute coronary syndrome was significantly higher in the high-risk group predicted by attribute matching compared with the high-risk group predicted by logistic regression.

The few studies which have evaluated patient perspectives on organ allocation have found that patients favour a balance of antigen matching and waiting time to achieve fairness for potential recipients [ 13] and a vast majority disagree with use of recipient age as a criteria, and an over-weighting on HLA matching compared with time on the waiting list [ 3].

And Jaeger's injury-plagued career -- 332 singles matches compared with Evert's 1,042, according to Bud Collins's Total Tennis encyclopedia -- yielded a more satisfying role as she co-founded the Silver Lining Foundation, a nonprofit organization benefiting children with cancer.

As expected, restricting the estimation to graduates employed in the "risk zone" of major groups 1, 3, and 4 lowers the model fit across all specifications; but even in this narrower field, the wage premium of matched compared with mismatched graduates is substantive and significant.

We were unable to show any difference in VE in the years when the vaccine strains were well matched compared with years when the match was poorer.

Figure 3 shows the distribution of expectation estimates (E-values) for actual D. melanogaster matches compared with randomized data and with non-arthropod data.

Both the influence and variability in this parameter are exhibited by S. roseosporus NRRL15998, for which more partial ORFs were linked using Streptomyces sp. XylebKG-1 as a reference (90.9% AAI, 165 sequences matched) compared with either S. roseosporus NRRL11379 (99.7% AAI, 102 sequence matched) or S. griseus subsp. griseus NBRC13350 (90.7% AAI, 10 sequences matched; Figure 3).

For the 2003 and 2007 World Cups, the rate of "definite" injuries was 0.78 per match, compared with 4.96 "questionable" injuries per match.