In other words, sensitivity to particular affective cues is enhanced when more congruent levels of non-affective cues are present, consistent with the congruence hypothesis cited above regarding contextual influences on emotion perceptions (Aviezer et al., 2008; Kret & de Gelder, 2010, 2012).
Most genetic associations show congruent levels of risk comparing ischemic stroke with ischemic heart disease, but three genes glycoprotein IIIa, PAI-1 and angiotensinogen show significant dissociations.
Concordant with this result, AMOVA results attributed congruent levels of the variation among species with SRAP and EST-SSR markers (70.02% vs. 73.35%).
Second, we determined the trial-type labels: Each trial had a WS that predicted either low or high conflict probability, a target that was either congruent or incongruent, and the predictive cue could either match (e.g., high conflict probability followed by an incongruent trial) or not match (e.g., high conflict probability followed by a congruent trial) the eventual level of conflict.
Both peaks are shown on the axial slice in Fig. 4. Nothing reached a corrected level of significance for congruent versus incongruent pairs across the whole brain.
In conclusion, fully matured adipocytes seem to reprogram the pattern of gene expression to sustain a certain level of protein production, congruent with the now recognised endocrine functions of WAT.
Reduction of tibial plateau fractures and maintain a level of well aligned congruent joint is key to a satisfactory clinical outcome and is important for the return to pre-trauma level of activity.
All recommended antibiotics showed a resistance level of <20% and were therefore congruent.
The criteria should therefore be redesigned so that they can be implemented with a level of investment more congruent with the resource capacity in the country being evaluated.
What motivated a young man to choose celibacy before Vatican II was that it was congruent with how Catholics looked upon the priesthood: a higher level of being than other mortals.
