Sentence examples for preferred matching from inspiring English sources

It can also be used to identify preferred matching strategies when data inconsistencies could lead to missed matches.

However, for the purposes of our experiment, which compares data fusion strategies using the same duplicated data, we do not expect this strategy to influence our recommendations for the preferred matching method.

In species with social monogamy and biparental care (such as in humans and many passerine birds), individuals can also mate assortatively, because pair members may prefer matching their personalities in a way that promote efficient cooperation between them resulting in mutual reproductive benefits [18], [19].

The methods in this paper provide researchers with tools that can help them firstly to decide whether event-based linkage could be useful, and secondly to identify preferred match criteria once matching between two specific data sets is being undertaken.

Consequently, finding matches of minimal L1 prefers matches with fewer indels over matches with frequent substitutions.

Ideally, we would have preferred to match the analysis periods with specific ART coverage milestones and data from our study area.

If you prefer, choose two matching rugs — one can be placed at the end of your bed, while the other can be placed under the chair of your vanity or near your bedroom door.

Barry Barker, an owner of Poway Boxing Club in Poway, Calif., prefers to match men against men and women against women.

For example, if you prefer to match with someone who went to a similar school as you Bae will learn that over time as you swipe right for those potential matches.

Moreover, some evidence indicates that great tit males only use particular song types in territorial encounters, and males prefer to match the song of the neighbours [22], [49].

Thus, instead of estimating the profile of each gene separately, and thus risk overfitting, our method estimates the profile with a prior that prefers to match one out of a set of 'prototype' responses (Fig. 1b).