be a match for

He said he will remain on the register up until he is 61 so "there is always a chance that I could be a match for another person in need".

Aston Villa are up there too, and are clearly a good side who will be a match for most, particularly at home, but again I still don't see them as title contenders - although I don't think anyone will relish a trip to Villa Park.

On December 15 of that year, she got “the call”: a pair of lungs was available that might be a match for her, and could she please come to the hospital as soon as possible to get checked in for transplant surgery?

While repositories of cell lines that could be a match for most patients are successfully materializing in some countries with genetically homogenous populations like Japan and the United Kingdom, how many more we need for a universal solution remains unknown.

The team then calculated how many of these cell lines would be a match for most of the Brazilian population, and they estimated 51, 157, 267, and 559 cell lines would provide 50%, 75%, 85%, and 95% coverage, respectively.