The SOA did not modify the effect of congruence either, although the interaction was near significance.
The literature suggests that, although congruence between product elements and the marketing message often is evaluated as more appropriate, a "moderate incongruence effect" may result in consumer preferences for a moderate incongruence between design elements.
Although taxonomic congruence is typically assessed qualitatively [30], in this study I present quantitative measures adapted from the character consistency and retention indices used to assess character congruence ([29], Table 1).
Particularly, the phylogenies of wFex1 and mtDNA showed significant, although weak congruence.
However, the significant, although weak, congruence between the phylogenetic networks of mtDNA and wsp of wFex1 also suggests the significance of vertical transmission.
However, it is important to note here that although the congruence of such trees reflects a similarity between the evolutionary processes (co-evolution) this is not sufficient evidence to demonstrate the existence of mutual influence (co-adaptation).
Although all congruence scores in the depression distractor domain were negative, the fact that three of the scores were somewhat distant from -1 (within -0.31 and -0.38) suggests that raters think that the corresponding items might also indicate the presence of some degree of depression, but always tangentially, since all items reach the maximum possible rating in the anxiety domain.
Although a precise congruence between the calculated data and the expected data is not obtained, total deviation of 3 °C at the peak can be considered acceptable.
Further investigation is needed to determine if one algorithm more accurately identified important genes in this experiment, although based on congruence with the RT-PCR results, MAS appeared to hold a slight advantage.
Although there is some congruence between the latest morphological analyses, some striking incongruities are present as well [ 3, 4].
