Comparing the two ortholog groupings (KOG & OrthoMCL; top row), of the 78,329 sequences grouped by both methods, 90 95% are grouped coherently (right-most column), i.e. KOG and OrthoMCL groups are either identical or one is completely contained within the other.
In the coherence trials (3/7 of all trials), a subset of the dots started moving coherently to the left or right, with the strength of this coherence increasing at a rate of 1% per second.
If not-being is the opposite of being (i.e., nothing), and if there is a one-to-one correspondence between a name and a thing, then Parmenides was right: we cannot coherently think or talk about not-being.
So long as a citizen is firmly committed to basic liberal rights, she may coherently and without impropriety do so even though she regards these laws as having no plausible secular justification.
Coherently, Giles maintains that no property rights are valid if they are not legitimated by papal authority.
If the correlations between the velocity fluctuations and those of the magnetic field have the right form, they can add coherently and result in an α effect.
Presumably not.A woolly-minded conviction that human rights are important, without a coherently articulated agenda for promoting them consistently and fairly, leads to a policy climate prone to capture by protectionist interests.
Mr. Fisher, the Indiana solicitor general, said the standard for competency to represent oneself should require more, "that it is within the state's authority to override this right where the defendant cannot communicate coherently with the court or the jury".
After one [meeting with him], I zoned out, temporarily losing feeling in my right hand and the ability to speak coherently.
Although metaphysics is not strictly expressible in any language, the attempt to say metaphysical things, if done in the right way, can show what it cannot coherently express.
Machiavelli's argument in The Prince is designed to demonstrate that politics can only coherently be defined in terms of the supremacy of coercive power; authority as a right to command has no independent status.
