With cross-national empirical evidence, Tsai suggests that the motivation behind luxury-brand consumption also lies in self-directed pleasure, self-gift-giving, or congruity with an internal self, in addition to social salience and social identification.
These age-related increases in congruity may result in a redistribution of load in the joint such that there is an increased stress on formerly unloaded atrophic cartilage.
Concerning the reason why smokers started smoking, the smoker participants' responses from Nigeria are in congruity to the scientific literature on smoking.
BMSCs on a platelet fibrin glue scaffold were used to treat OCD lesions in five patients, with three showing complete defect filling and complete surface congruity with native cartilage on MRI at 12 months.
The rewards for the party faithful had a strange congruity with the punishments of the faithless: instead of a brutal journey in a sweltering cattle truck to a Siberian salt mine, they were encased in hot mud, hosed down with icy water then popped in a salt-lined box to sleep it off.
Neither version bears much congruity with the facts of the case.
He writes, in his discussion of reports from memory, that "[i]f … there were no initial presumption attaching to the mnemically presented … then no extent of congruity with other such items would give rise to any eventual credibility" (357).
In contrast, funny punch lines evoke the smallest N400m during this initial lexical semantic stage, consistent with their primed "surface congruity" with the setup question.
The attenuated N400m may result from the primed "surface congruity" with the preceding stem.
