Congruence between identified preferred HD access choice following intervention and actual HD access will be analyzed using Pearson r correlation.
Significant others also demonstrate highly similar illness beliefs to those held by the patient (Heijmans, de Ridder, & Bensing, 1999), with further congruence identified in relation to patient symptom experience (Butler, Chalder, & Wessely, 2001).
Wagenhoff, A., Clapcott, J. E., Lau, K. E. M., Lewis, G. D. & Young, R. G. Identifying congruence in stream assemblage thresholds in response to nutrient and sediment gradients for limit setting.
Although a more open-ended approach may not have resulted in the identification of additional behaviours, the congruence between behaviours identified by the panel and other sources might have been increased.
Furthermore, Templeton and SH tests constraining each non-monophyletic genus into the mitochondrial dataset identified strong departures from congruence in 16 (nine in [ 15]; seven in [ 21]) out of the 19 comparisons (Table 2).
The first limitation was that we did not quantitatively assess the congruence between the subgroups identified in our language phylogenies and those identified by historical linguistics.
Therefore, poor congruence between PFGE and MLVA for identifying genetic subclade B.Br:FTNF002 00 of F. tularensis subsp. holarctica in Spain might be caused by limited bacterial diversity.
Vocal congruence in mother-infant play.
Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.
We explored congruence in five published datasets by including mixed parameter sets in our sensitivity analysis.
Ibáñez, A., López, V. & Cornejo, C. ERPs and contextual semantic discrimination: degrees of congruence in wakefulness and sleep.
