Sentence examples for relatively matched from inspiring English sources

The groups were relatively matched for age at diagnosis and race (Additional file 1: Figure S1D-E).

Last but not least, to determine whether regional interactions in our model were selective to reading, we need to include relatively matched baselines.

We thus examined our samples using this mode of operation whereby the excitation and emission wavelengths of the labeled neurons were relatively matched.

Take a concealer that relatively matches your skin tone that the foundation has set for you.

Aside from favored Mexico, the rest of the teams are relatively evenly matched.

They and Georgia are relatively closely matched so Saturday's contest at Kingsholm, where the locals will love the physicality, is crucial.

Consensus remains elusive, except on one point: with current knowledge, we still can't pick a winner (from a relatively evenly matched field) based on lab tests.

The teams are relatively evenly matched, and victory or defeat can rest on a possession or two; Baylor frequently prevailed in blowouts.

There is also the "law of the jungle" situation in which four members would see their districts carved into two, forcing relatively equally matched incumbents to run against each other.

"Assuming all the people Paul Richards' references were taking more jabs than Micky Ward, when relatively evenly matched rivals are pitted against one another, won't there be the same drama?

But because there is an open race and both camps seem relatively evenly matched, Republican and Democratic strategists predict that the 2000 race may more resemble 1980, when President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan were neck-and-neck in the polls after the convention and Mr. Reagan pulled out a victory in the closing days.