Each patient was matched for age and stage with controls from a cancer registry.
Consistent with some prior research35, there was no significant association between respiration and HF-HRV in a representative healthy control group that was matched for age and BMI.
Punters who backed the winner on the Tote were rewarded with a payout of £156.20 for a £1 stake while she was matched for small stakes at up to 479-1 on Betfair.
He was matched for malign plausibility by Will Hartmann as Loge, Wotan's slippery chief-of-staff, whose semi-divine status was signified by delivering asides from a box in the auditorium.
Pugh was matched for theatricality – and aced, for sheer beauty – by Giles, who created a ravishing wardrobe for a late-17th century Englishwoman reincarnated as a 21st-century supermodel.
The South African sporting boycott, though, was matched for many years by a tightening array of other penalties designed to squeeze the economy and turn the land into a pariah state.
Each group was matched for age, gender, MOH duration, days with headache per month, and about daily drug intake.
The data was matched for gender and we used a linear regression model, adjusting for age, to compare the normal population data with the trial data.
Fussell sprinted clear in sight of a second try but the full-back was matched for pace by Keith Earl, who halted his run and a certain score.
However the Kiwi was matched for accuracy by opposite number Sharp, who was also busy from the tee in a points-packed second leg.
Clinical examination identified children with large cup-disc-ratios (0.5-0.8 0.5-0.8and was matcheachor age and race to a "normal control" wash a smatchedp-to-disc ratio (<0.5).
