Sentence examples for close congruence from inspiring English sources
Close congruence among occupancy and abundance estimates supported the robustness of our new mark-resight approach and provided additional metrics for population monitoring.
Restraint, grandeur, and simplicity, along with precise depiction and close congruence of clear form and noble content, continued to constitute the Classicism in many of the works of such later artists as Pablo Picasso, Aristide Maillol, and Henry Moore.
We examined the hypothesis that the impacts of human disturbances like logging on forest biodiversity will be minimised if there is close congruence with the effects of natural disturbances (e.g. wildfire).
Our study presents a suite of standing crop measures that exhibit close congruence, can be measured efficiently and minimise destructive sampling in situ, attributes which will aid in the design and implementation of future macrophyte measurement protocols for shallow rivers.
And the biggest shock comes from an uncomfortably close congruence between the film's troubled lead character, a toy executive and failed family man named Walter Black, and Mr. Gibson, who pleaded no contest last Friday to a misdemeanor battering charge.
It is the close congruence of O2D and related metabolic acidemia that permits precise quantification of the severity of the ischemic shock process in both animals and humans.
What revisionists hope is that their work can be a source of guidance in establishing new international institutions that will eventually make it possible to reform the law of armed conflict in ways that will bring it into closer congruence with the morality of war.
Given the functional similarity (RNA-binding) and close structural congruence between the shared elements of these two domains, it is quite likely S4 domain is a degenerate variant of the 5-stranded TGS-like β-GF domain, which has emerged through partial loss of the N-terminal part of the domain including the first two strands.
For example, the congruence was close to 100% between mpk4, cpr5, the MKS1 over-expressor, and pathogen or elicitor-treated plants.
In congruence with the close phylogenetic relationships of rock associated microorganisms to those from hydrocarbon-dominated environments and to known hydrocarbon degrading Bacteria, genes coding for hydrocarbon degradation were observed in both rock samples.
