Sentence examples for a more congruent from inspiring English sources

It should be inferred, then, that a more congruent articular surface will minimize later articular dysfunction.

A more congruent version of this passage would be: Figure 12 Metaphoric realization of a rhetorical complex in Text 1.

It was our thought that with an inflatable device, a more congruent surface could be restored via a minimally invasive approach with less disruption of the subchondral bone.

It may be possible to conjecture that the musicians have a more congruent probabilistic representation to the corpus in the present study as they are more likely to have a greater amount of exposure to the music of a similar style compared to the non-musicians.

And, in contrast to empathic emotions as defined above, my personal distress is not any more congruent with the emotion or situation of another.

Unsurprisingly, this is a view more congruent with continental attitudes than American: In Europe the experts, including governments, are presumed to know best.

Given the small ranges that many of these additional species are likely to exhibit, it seems unlikely that a much more congruent picture of shared centres of threat and richness will emerge.

Music "A Bittersweet Symphony", an experiment carried out by The Fat Duck research team at Bray and Charles Spence's team at Oxford University, had participants eat cinder toffee while listening to either a soundtrack designed to be more congruent with a bitter-tasting food (trombones are the sound of bitterness, apparently), or one more congruent with a sweet-tasting food (a plinking piano).

The two cytotypes of P. marginata do not form distinct clades either in the cpDNA or in the nrDNA phylogenies, a pattern that seems more congruent with the stochastic nature of non-adaptive processes than with a scenario implying divergence between cytotypes adapted to distinct ecological conditions in different parts of the species range [ 13, 42].

Had he, sweet dreamy Les, been there, instead of scowling, practical-minded Gregor, her emergency would have acquired and forever retained a different poetry, more flattering to her, more congruent with a doomed summer love.

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.