Sentence examples for matching meant from inspiring English sources

The process of matching meant that a number of participants from both settings were excluded from the study, which could have affected the findings.

Signal strength was determined by the proportion of dots matched across the axis of symmetry such that 0% matching meant the pattern was perfectly random, and 100% matching meant the pattern was perfectly symmetrical (as depicted in Figure 1).

"Duration matching" means that the expected length of the payout period (based on the retirees' life expectancy) is matched up with the payment periods of the bonds.

Jonny Wilkinson's injury before the autumn matches meant we did not get to find out whether he or Toby Flood was first choice at No 10.

"Best matched" means the local region around (K_{r}^{j_{1}}) is more similar to (K_{t}^{i_{1}}) than other keypoints on I r (x,y).

Cabinet flowering time data were selected where conditions most closely matched mean temperatures recorded during 2011 and 2012 field experiments.

Mix and matching means Bowers is able to get just the look he's after, with a little work.

By matching mean and standard deviation of the variables across conditions, this procedure corrects for potential amplitude differences between conditions.

We experiment with different weighting assigned to peak versus mean, w = 0,0.1,…,1, and find that w = 0.9 (most weighting on matching mean peak load), is optimum.

At its most basic level, strategy is the task of matching means to ends.

The black line shows a Gaussian distribution with matching mean and variance.