When trees generated with the gag, RT (pol-derived; Figure 2 and see [Additional file 2] for details) and env sequences were compared, it was found that they were often congruent.
In rural and remote areas of Australia a catchment is often congruent with a health administrative or geographical population area, rather than one hours travel time from a service.
Those choices, particularly around censorship, press shield laws, intellectual property laws, electronic privacy and government surveillance, are often not congruent with the Internet freedom that Clinton describes globally.
It is however well known that the predictions of which variants are deleterious or tolerated made by the latter are often not congruent with reality and should ideally be confirmed with in vitro or in vivo functional studies.
In the environment, auditory and visual signals from a common event or object are often spatially and temporally congruent, and the mechanisms underlying multisensory integration seem bound by corresponding rules, which are in turn reflective of the underlying properties of multisensory neurons.
However, molecular and morphological analyses are not fully congruent since Macrodasyida and Chaetonotida are often resolved as non-monophyletic groups [e.g. 11], [16], [20], [21].
Indeed, phylogeographic discontinuities congruent across multiple taxonomic groups are often in concordance with biogeographic boundaries.
After restoration of a congruent joint surface bone grafting and buttress plating are often needed to allow early mobility and weight bearing [ 1].
However, since the amino acid sequence numbering scheme of PDB files is often not necessarily congruent with the residue numbering of native full length gene sequences, users can select a given sequence and re-define the starting residue number.
