Sentence examples for unmatched that from inspiring English sources

The samples taken at initial diagnoses and the samples taken at relapse are largely unmatched, that is, from different individuals.

The influential magazine Stylus also named Blackout the 54th best album of the 2000s, with critic Brad Shoup commenting "No treacle, no pity: this is the Britney that Lady Gaga sought to hermetically replicate, a set of Europe-informed broadsides unmatched that year [2007] for defiant pop bleakness".

The level of trust the Postal Service has earned from the public is an unmatched asset, and one that should not be jeopardized.

As expected, there were significant differences in baseline characteristics between the unmatched groups that received ADT and those that did not receive ADT.

Levy's coffin had to be re-opened so that her leg could replace another unmatched leg that had previously been buried with her remains.

Before puberty, I was convinced that it was the gameplay and as yet unmatched graphics that kept me so enthralled.

Despite this extended coverage, it is clear that the deconvolution of both transcriptomes could not be complete, since unmatched tags that could not be ascribed to either of the two species (H.

In thinking of the West, he saw the loose ends and unmatched parts that resisted the coherence of myth.

The result, Robson said, is an unmatched database that expresses precisely what the body does during a good swing.

If Tidal expects to siphon market share from Spotify, Apple, and other established services, it needs to offer unmatched value that justifies the stiff price tags.

The fine-tuning of this system is thus complicated: if we make it too restrictive (slight distance of tolerance) it becomes resistant to "parallel roads", but then it will often wrongly report unmatched segments that could easily be properly processed.