Sentence examples for matching could lead from inspiring English sources

The reduced sample size due to matching could lead to less précised results.

Using 1 n matching could lead to higher bias, although it might increase estimate precision [ 13].

The Health Protection Agency said the "disgusting" habit – a common sight at many matches – could lead to infections being passed on.

Wrestling coaches say that while grabbing the backs of the legs and buttocks during a match could lead to accidental groping, there is no legitimate reason for a wrestler to get as invasive as Preston is accused of being.

Before the game, West Ham United also warned supporters that "unacceptable conduct" at the match could lead to fans being banned from attending games.

West Ham United also warned supporters that "unacceptable conduct" at Sunday's match could lead to fans being banned from attending games.

"We're all happy and enjoying it and as long as we keep playing as we can, we've got a great chance". For some, this weekend's FA Cup match could lead to a big-money move or a place in their club's folklore.

Striker Juan Agudelo, who has been training and playing with the U.S. under-23 national team, is scheduled to leave the Red Bulls on March 13 as the U.S. prepares for regional qualifying matches that could lead to a berth in the London Olympic Games.

EteRNA takes all that to the next level with a color-matching game that could lead to genuine medical advances.

Democrats scored a significant win in the signature-matching case, which could lead to a change in Florida's practices and challenges in other states.

Since RCHOP is associated with improved survival compared to CHOP, it is possible that a CHOP patient who achieved the same number of cycles of therapy as his/her RCHOP match was actually healthier, and hence matching on treatment intensity could lead to estimates that might be biasing against rituximab.