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Meanings of paired in English

Of leaves etc; growing in pairs on either side of a stem.

Used of gloves, socks, etc.

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Usage of paired in English
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Reason for first visit: constant thirst and hunger paired with weight loss.
Wild Thing
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Researchers were paired with product developers to find solutions to real-world problems.
Wired
3
Data of patients were paired according to age, gender, and asthma severity.
Pubmed
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Methods: A paired case-control study adjusted by age and gender was conducted.
Pubmed
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Results are paired with illustrative, descriptive case studies from life history interviews.
Pubmed
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Today it is also paired with robust red meats and game dishes.
The Irish Times
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However, long-term depression and paired-pulse facilitation were unaltered by 24 h SI.
Pubmed
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Software randomly paired the messages with images found using Google's image search.
Wired
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Studies using paired stimuli confirmed a likely intracortical mechanism for this depression.
Pubmed
10
Standard designs for ChIP-seq experiments employ a paired control per ChIP-seq sample.
Pubmed
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Most strains from siblings or other paired family members were also unrelated.
Pubmed
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Results obtained were then statistically analyzed using ANOVA test and paired t-test.
Pubmed
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Student's paired and independent t-test were used for intra and inter-group analysis.
Pubmed
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Statistical comparisons of stiffness data were conducted using 2-tailed paired t tests.
Pubmed
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Results were analyzed by using the Wilcoxon nonparametric test for paired samples.
Pubmed
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Oren made certain that everyone knew we were paired for the evening.
Tough customer: a novel
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