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showed congruence of all three loci suggesting the clonality of this species (Fig. 4).

Although a larger number of isolates now need to be typed, data collected thus far is already informative because of the congruence of all typing techniques.

The congruence of all biologic systems, however, lies in their basic uniformity of function and structure when looked at through the framework of systems.

The proponents of this paradigm recommend that species can be recognized by even one line of evidence, and that congruence of all indicators of species cannot be expected a priori [ 39].

Thus, depending on the constants, the function p in the result can be thought to be in the congruence class of all such functions.

The ILD test showed congruence for all pairs of the genes except IGS1 when pairing the data with URA5 and GPD1 (P<0.0001).

Moreover, interleaving bisimilarity is not a congruence for Multi-CCS parallel composition [19], while step bisimilarity is a congruence for all the operators of Multi-CCS [19].

The lack of congruence among all of the phylogenetic trees may be a consequence of either shared ancestry or infrequent genetic exchange among the species.

In both the 500 700 ms and 700 900 ms epochs, we found a main effect of Congruence (all F > 6.4, all p < 0.05), along with interactions between Congruence and Laterality (all F > 4.2, all p < 0.051), and between Structure, Hemisphere, AP Distribution, and Laterality (all F > 5.4, all p < 0.005).

The differences between the films and between their subjects make their point of congruence all the more noteworthy.

The overall mean of congruence (all studies) was 60% (49 and 70 representing the 25th and 75th percentiles, respectively).