Sentence examples for appears congruent from inspiring English sources

Tackling the problems of poor girls in countries like Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Liberia appears congruent with that image, particularly as Nike has continued to champion the cause of women's athletics through ad campaigns and Web sites like nikewomen.com.

Participants wearing head-mounted displays visually perceive touch in a location in virtual personal space (namely a finger moving in view of a remote camera as if poking the chest) that appears congruent with the location in personal space where they feel but do not actually see the tactile stimulus (namely by being poked on the chest) [3].

The call for a shift to a patient-orientated biopsychosocial framework from a pathoanatomically-based therapist-orientated framework appears congruent to a patient-centred clinical method [ 13].

Since the macular distribution of melanin appears congruent with the depolarization pattern measured with PS-OCT [ 26], this implies that melanin could be the origin of the RPE's polarization scrambling property.

In contrast, based on higher levels of mtDNA variation in dogs from East Asia and the general phylogeographic partitioning of that variation, Savolainen et al. [ 28] argue for a single East Asian origin of the domestic dog and this conclusion appears congruent with some archaeological evidence [ 29].

At the level of resolution we used to examine (other species within Arthropoda which had assembled transcriptomes), our phylogenetic analysis of Enallagma and the compared arthropods appears congruent to that of other current studies and reviews (Meusemann et al. 2010; Ishiwata et al. 2011; Trautwein et al. 2012).

Three months after the first procedure, the ulna had covered 12 mm gap in length and the DRUJ appeared congruent; however, the distraction gap was not entirely filled with bone, indicating delayed union.

Establishment of the two major clades of American Attaleinae on the other hand does appear congruent with the terminal Eocene cooling event (38.4 MYBP Table 5, Fig. 3), with subsequent cladogenesis in the Oligocene.

While our observational study design restricts our ability to infer causal relationships between insulin and brain glucose, our observations do appear congruent with the findings of Zetterling et al. It is physiologically plausible that the effect of insulin on brain glucose metabolism may be altered by brain injury.

The lines or angles may appear congruent when, in fact, there is only a small difference among them.

We discuss which research-orientation appears most congruent with the overall commitment and premises of social learning studies.