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Meanings of matched in English

Going well together; possessing harmonizing qualities.

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Case and control individuals were matched for health facility, age, and parity.
Pubmed
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New York-based stock market operator Nasdaq had matched Euronext's price last week.
Reuters
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Results: Mean age at implantation was 69 years in both matched groups.
Pubmed
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A control group included 50 healthy people matched for age and sex.
Pubmed
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In recent years social and political openness have matched the economic performance.
The Irish Times
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Each test patient was case matched with at least one control patient.
Pubmed
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PS-matched analysis included 198 patients, with similar results to those mentioned above.
Pubmed
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Can a more flexible Ireland be matched by a more flexible Europe?
The Irish Times
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Controls were frequency-matched to cases by birth year, sex, and study site.
Pubmed
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The cases and controls were matched by age and week of gestation.
Pubmed
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Methods: Fifty patients with AD and 50 age-matched healthy controls were enrolled.
Pubmed
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Her thoughts matched her words, at least as far as they went.
Dead ever after
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Two controls per case were selected, matched by age, residence and hospital.
Pubmed
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The last question involved how the list of exhibits matched the indictment.
Reuters
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Survival was not different from expected for an age- and sex-matched population.
Pubmed
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A comparison group of 32 age- and sex-matched controls was also available.
Pubmed
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