Sentence examples for which match perfectly from inspiring English sources

Miss de Wolfe mounts tha altar, draws on her slender hands a pair of gloves which match perfectly the shade of leather binding the book, and proceeds to pen the document to order of whoever it may be.

When applied to environmental samples, our data indicate that PLA491F preferentially amplifies Prymnesiophyceae, Chrysophyceae, and Mamiellophyceae, which match perfectly this primer (Figure S1), but did not show any (or very low) amplification for Prasinophyceae clade VIIA and Dictyochophyceae.

Out of these, 94 waveforms of very fine structure were selected which matched perfectly with the timing information of the recorded BER.

The percentage of these junctions in infected cells which matches perfectly with the expected junction sequence (deduced from the sequences of viral DNA extremities) is about 52 58%, the variability in the sequence mostly originates in deletion/insertion at the junction [15], [16].

Start with a foundation which matches perfectly (don't use a foundation that is too dark to look tanner, that's what the self tanner is for).

The result of our implementation of the Ewald sum was tested by comparing the calculated energies with the Ewald energies obtained with the GULP code [38], which they match perfectly.

You'll also look at three very different extracts of fiction, in which different styles match perfectly to content.

A local solution can be very misleading when calibrating models: it would indicate a bad fit even for a model which could potentially match perfectly a set of experimental data.

LexA family members catalyze their autocleavage at a conserved 4-residue consensus motif "VAAG," which matches almost perfectly to a "VQAG" sequence found within SlrR.

We used the earlier reported cutoff value of 45 and higher (Millar et al, 1995; Roth et al, 1998) which matches almost perfectly with the validated cutoff value of the HADS (Millar et al, 1995).

The low-stringency annealing temperature should contribute to amplification of HML-2 loci for which primers do not match perfectly.