Sentence examples for based on congruent from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, this study led to the development and design of a protein encapsulation polymer based on congruent matrix interactions for reinforced probiotic protection during challenging situations for their targeted delivery to intestinal absorption sites.
The definitive diagnosis of glaucoma is currently based on congruent damage to both optic nerve structure and function.
Based on congruent nuclear and chloroplast phylogenies we conclude that Cucumis comprises an old Australian/Asian component that was heretofore unsuspected.
6 The rationale for classifying ultraviolet A and sunbeds as group 1 carcinogens was based on congruent lines of evidence from basic and epidemiological research.
Our results indicate that citrus brown spot is caused by a maximum of two species of Alternaria, and that taxonomic revision of Alternaria infecting citrus, based on congruent morphological and genetic analyses, is needed.
As described previously (Gu et al., 2008), when animals judge heading based on congruent combinations of visual and vestibular cues, congruent cells tend to have CPs >0.5, whereas opposite cells have CPs that cluster around the chance level of 0.5.
Adkins, R. M., Walton, A. H. & Honeycutt, R. L. Higher-level systematics of rodents and divergence time estimates based on two congruent nuclear genes.
A new derivation of the operative synthesis equation which is based on a congruent transformation of the pre-synthesis frequency response matrix is developed.
Based on the congruent and metaphorical realization of semantic categories, Halliday and Matthiessen (1999), p. 244 refer to the notion of semantic junction.
This means that democracy is "decentered," no longer fully under control of its own conditions and no longer based on a congruent subject of self-legislating discourse.
However, this grouping (or sampling) process may have to be performed several times independently or recursively before a solution is reached based on a congruent sample.
