Sentence examples for matching would help from inspiring English sources

The use of CCI and propensity score matching would help in balancing the comorbidities in each cohort and hence reduce the chance of bias.

Mr. DeSimone said he hoped the annual matches would help to bring the two staffs closer together.

Batty told the ABC the match would help his friends' healing process: "The timing of this event is really important for his classmates, his team mates, people who have been really saddened," she said.

Shatat believes the idea of an overseas match would help both leagues, which have fallen behind the Premier League's global reach in terms of TV viewing figures and commercial contracts.

The major league executive said the Diamondbacks were not enamored with the Yankees' minor league prospects and had determined that there was no match that would help the negotiations advance.

And the labour market is loose enough (and labour productivity high enough) that firms don't need to hire poor matches, which would help to draw underskilled workers back into the labour force.Both Mr Katz and the authors of the Brookings paper acknowledge the geographical structural issues that could be slowing labour market adjustment.

Better matching of data would help to assess the appropriateness of use of ambulances and SMUR interventions.

The pupillage matched funding scheme would help tackle this specific problem".

He claimed the new TV deal, which will see its UK channel screening almost 100 live matches a season, would help the NBA accelerate plans for expansion in the UK.

And the Nigerian Football Federation, which organised the match, said it would help Fifa's investigation and also set up its own inquiry.

It is more likely that age-related factors would impact outdoor activity and sun-related vitamin D production and our matching by age groups would help to adjust for age-related effects.