Sentence examples for much closer match from inspiring English sources
Melanie Deanne Moore is a much closer match to the real Ms. DeWitt, but as that brunette sidekick is portrayed, she is the least plausible character in the film.
It was a much closer match, but it ended the same way on grass at Wimbledon as it had ended on red clay at the French Open: 47-year-old Martina Navratilova lost to 19-year-old Gisela Dulko.
What's more, whereas many models tend to overestimate the intensity of hurricanes in their predictions, theirs was a much closer match to historical observations, the researchers report online in Geophysical Research Letters.
A recent study modeling human walking found that a pendulum model with completely stiff limbs that produced reasonable predictions of percent recovery did a poor job of predicting the force profile of actual human walking and that incorporating spring elements due to limb compression (flexion) produced a much closer match with empirical data [10].
Our TMS stimulation was applied to the lateral ATL and this is a much closer match to SD than HSVE.
In 2006 Germany won a much closer match than this year's, but the players' return home was a non-event.
He will move that much closer to matching Jordan's set of six.
"I always love that - getting that much closer to a match suspension just because you're exercising some initiative".
Success under "best close match" was very similar to "strict" but it produced a much lower number of TP with the larger sub-libraries.
> -wrap-foot> Plotting a cumulative frequency plot for the magnitudes of the within-pair differences by using best-first matching shows that the vast majority of matched pairs are much closer than the caliper.
