Sentence examples for suitably matched from inspiring English sources

His ferocious appetite for knowledge was suitably matched with incredible writing skills.

The principle and practicality of direct coupling of a suitably matched PV array and PEM electrolyser have been successfully demonstrated.

While some celebrities seem suitably matched to products -- Sean Connery and Japanese Scotch, for example -- many of the ads are incongruous, sometimes to the point of hilarity.

Thus, the question then arose as to whether the extent of fibrin-type amyloid in blood varies between type 2 diabetics and suitably matched controls, and whether the removal of any LPS using LBP affected this in any way.

Again, yes, all subject matter is within the remit of the church, but it's important to ask whether the show and the venue in question are suitably matched architecturally, culturally and aesthetically.

His most typical and fascinating work is nevertheless to be found in such madrigals as Poichè il mio largo pianto or L'aura che il verde lauro in which Petrarch's verbal puns are suitably matched by Vicentino's harmonic ambiguities.

In this paper, we show how system parameters can be derived by suitably matching the results of in vitro experiments with those obtained via simulations by using the BiNS2 simulator.

Criteria relating to census attributes and the nature of transport were employed to identify 'hotspots' by GIS enquiry to provide suitably matching areas, which then formed the basis of the sampling frame.

Furthermore, taking data center's inter-rack traffic characteristics into consideration, we verify that OpenScale network can suitably match specific traffic patterns and provide better network performance at the cost of introducing a "vicinity-preferred workload allocation" scheme in the control plane.

Camille did politely inquire whether I had a spare for Tess that would more suitably match her pale pink dog collar.

Critical to the success of the past forty years was a drive to continuously understand the molecular processes underlying certain cardiac disease states and the development of novel radiopharmaceuticals that more suitably match this basic understanding.