Sentence examples for peer matches from inspiring English sources
What usually happens is that in early December Cravath, a big New York outfit, announces its payouts, then every firm that considers itself a peer matches them.
Among women veterans, peer support interventions should account for individual preferences in peer matching and provide opportunities for peers to engage in relationship building in-person initially through trust-building activities.
But, in ways that none of her peers matched, she managed to become the author, figuratively and then literally, of her own life.
MESOR Hypotension (M-Hypotension) or MESOR Hypertension (M-Hypertension) in this system is defined as a BP MESOR below the lower 5% or above the upper 95% prediction limit of peers matched by age and gender.
Recently, 7-day ABPM uncovered that prediabetics had higher incidence of high mean BP, excessive PP and/or circadian hyper-amplitude-tension (a circadian BP amplitude above the upper 95% prediction limit of healthy peers matched by gender and age) [ 26].
In particular, greater IMCL in the soleus correlates with glucose-insulin-lipid metabolism and insulin sensitivity [ 39- 42], with soleus IMCL content being the only differentiating feature in a study of lean insulin-resistant subjects and their TD peers matched for BMI, body fat distribution, percentage body fat and physical fitness [ 42].
TransferWise's peer-to-peer system matches senders of money abroad with those who want to send money back (it supports 176 currencies).
Charles was an avid chess player who was known to set up a game between sets at nightclubs or concert halls and frequently engaged his peers in matches.
The objective of this study was to determine the proportion of published, peer-reviewed matched case-control studies that used statistical methods appropriate for matched data.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending matches private investors or businesses with borrowers.
Forget your local bank branch and head to Lending Club, a peer-to-peer platform which matches people who need money with those who have some to spare.
