Sentence examples for matching in terms from inspiring English sources

The power spectra contained slow and fast frequency power, matching, in terms of normalized frequency, the spectra of heart rate variability found in our living subjects.

Participants had to adapt to the style of the new doctors, with whom they often found difficulty "matching" in terms of medication, style, and service.

Controls were selected based on matching in terms of the following criteria: age (±5 years), sex, Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II (±5 points; calculated within the first 24 hours of ICU admission), and admission diagnosis.

Last year, he built a season that only Lewis and Ben Johnson had ever matched in terms of dominant sprinting.

Results: Subjects were well matched in terms of age, height, weight, and gender.

Each syllable token was 500-ms in duration and matched in terms of average root-mean-square sound pressure level.

We identified 14 pairs of poll sites (voting locations) that were closely matched in terms of past voter turnout.

But the game went well: she could tell that she and her opponent were evenly matched in terms of skill.

One curious observation about human partnerships is that mates tend to match in terms of age, education, attitudes, and even physical attractiveness.

The control sample of 16 subjects with no personal or family history for psychiatric disorders was matched in terms of age (49.8 ± 12.7) and gender (8M 8F).

In fact, the one type of sentient being they're NOT interested in engaging with violently is one who looks remotely equally matched in terms of physical strength.