We found that the viscoelatisc properties of ovine meniscus samples show the highest congruence to human meniscus samples in our biomechanical setup and that the tested artificial scaffolds lack the typical meniscal properties at time zero.
I think that is a very positive congruence of several different human interests that can support one another, as we solve problems simultaneously.
While rodent models demonstrate multiple levels of congruence with human brain aging, significant differences exist in life history evolution, dietary energy sources and utilization, reproductive aging, and temporally accumulated stochastic events.
The now complete mapping of the genome (June 27), coupled with scientific findings of an almost total congruence between human DNA and the DNA of all living things, should, at last, put to rest any serious consideration of creationism.
In conclusion, our model of heart failure, which shows a high level of congruence with the human condition, has been shown to have a high level of apoptosis that corresponds with cardiac failure.
This congruence of data from animal and human studies supports a similar role for Ad36 in humans.
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).
(This congruence with human behavior is in marked contrast to other popular ways of computing the utility of alternative choices; for example, Reinforcement Learning or most Connectionist learning methods).
The congruence in human capital was low as large company partners expressed a lack of joint business potential while other partners saw significant joint business potential.
The congruence of EDAR loss of function phenotypes in human and mouse [10], [11], and the very similar effects on hair morphology caused by elevated EDAR signalling in both species [14], [23], indicate that the mouse represents a good model for studying EDAR function in human.
