Sentence examples for relatively well-matched from inspiring English sources

The complex stimuli had an average intensity of 84 dB SPL, and the pure sinusoids had an average intensity of 90 dB SPL, these values appeared to be relatively well-matched for listeners.

The most important strengths are the relatively large subgroups of patients included in the study and the availability of a relatively well-matched reference group.

Alternatively, the lack of CPT-IP performance differences between the NCD-group and the noNCD-group may be due to relatively well-matched attention domain z-scores in formal neuropsychological testing, or to a more robust mechanism for maintaining attentional ability compared to working memory function or VCA.

We specifically chose relatively well trained older adults and relatively sedentary younger adults (relative to others in their age group), such that we could study the effect of aging with subjects selected to be relatively well matched for activity across the age group and study the effects of aging per se and not merely inactivity.

The wide band gap of ∼3.2 eV and the valence band of ∼7.4 eV for both TiO2 and ZnO contributes to form an efficient hole blocking layer while the relatively well matched energy levels of the TiO2 and ZnO conduction bands match well with the work function of graphene (∼4.4 eV), forming an efficient energy transfer layer for fast electron extraction.

Although our disease and control samples were relatively well matched for AOD, gender, and ethnicity, our estimations of neuronal versus glial cell proportions revealed a smaller proportion of neuronal cells in our AD samples (AD mean = 0.247; Control mean = 0.303; t-test, P = 0.00099; Additional file 3: Figure S1).

This may reflect the greater statistical power afforded by relatively large, well-matched samples, and optimised acquisition, as well as the use of a voxel-based approach which permitted analysis of the entire white matter rather than selected regions within it.

Focusing on the results for literacy, we find that this relatively simple reassignment procedure increases the share of well-matched workers from 74.6 to 90%, an increase of over 20%.

Hugh: So utterly well matched, it transcends even "so well-matched it's too well-matched" status.

CDA is an interesting combination for investigation as the three compounds have well-matched pharmacokinetics, i.e. all are relatively rapidly eliminated.

The two are well-matched.