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However, if treatment and control students cannot be matched within schools, matching students between schools might still be considered but stronger assumptions are required.

Colors are matched and finishes engineered for proper dispersion.

Voters would sign their names and they would be matched against the signatures on file and available at the polls.

The Oregon lawyer was a suspect because several experts had matched one of his fingerprints to a print found near the scene of the terrorist attack.

Each dollar they save over a three-year period (up to a maximum of $1,500) is matched by a $3 credit to a maximum of $4,500.

Thus, the customer name "Cuba Bankston" would be matched to government-provided data concerning Cuba or involving a bank.

Marrow transplants precisely matched to a patient's blood characteristics can be remarkably successful.

Completed in 1996, the study was known as Project MATCH because it was aimed at determining whether different treatments could be "matched" to specific types of alcoholics to produce optimum results.

Most require between zero to seven years (although the average vesting schedule is three to six years) before employees receive the full value of their matched funds.