In a randomized, double-blind comparison of live, attenuated vaccine with inactivated vaccine in children, the authors reported a relative efficacy against culture-confirmed influenza illness caused by poorly matched strains that was higher than that estimated for well-matched strains (VE SP = 58%, 95% CI: 47, 67) (11).
Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Bloomberg are poorly matched.
Coalitions are shifting, uncertain and poorly matched to traditional divisions.
Even Cilla Black never set up two such poorly matched poisons.
It's a shame, though, that Grisham's grace in constructing a sophisticated story is so poorly matched by his writing.
One activist told The Independent the opposition, poorly matched against army firepower, is turning to homemade bombs and ambushes.
Yet as long as people are going to schedule games between two poorly matched teams, the so-called mercy rule makes sense.
Furthermore, officials say, one reason to use adjuvants is that they can increase a vaccine's potency against a virus to which it is poorly matched.
Even if poorly matched, having two groups with similar, boring names set the stage for the appearance of a two-handed tax debate.
If the potential for error stopped officials weeks ago from using poorly matched computerized lists to clean the rolls, self-appointed private detectives should be kept from using the same technology to introduce the same error now.
Bloated by subsidy, China's yards have turned out a surfeit of vessels, often poorly matched to customers' demands.All this suggests the WTO and other trade-watchers may need to refine their tools to help identify the full extent of subsidies.
