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We examined congruence of reporting of number of deaths across pairs of ClinicalTrials.gov records and corresponding trial publications.

The evidence for the expansion and contraction of the savannas and dry forests in the Cerrado and Caatinga [ 36, 38], suggest a potential influence of biogeographic history on the cross-taxon congruence herein reported.

Similar classification was noticed in the present study with NaOH, which is in congruence with the report in wheat (Mansing 2010), rice (Vanangamudi et al. 1988; Sripunitha and Sivasubramaniam 2014), urdbean (Chakrabarthy and Agrawal 1990); cotton (Ponnuswamy et al. 2003; Reddy et al. 2008), safflower (Biradar Patil et al. 2006).

As expected, the highest congruence in parent child report was found for the parameter "headache frequency".

In the present report, congruence refers only to the type of stimulus presented (continuous vs. pulsed), and not to the spatial location of the stimuli (see refs [18], [19] for further discussion).

Other researchers utilizing Bacillus, Streptococcus, and Ralstonia microarrays report congruence between CGH-derived topologies constructed using hierarchical clustering, NJ, or Parsimony methods of bacterial clusters or species groups and DNA sequence trees based on several loci or MLEE [ 41, 61, 62].

We show that DNA barcoding is a highly efficient tool for the identification of northern Nearctic muscid flies, as we report congruence levels of 98% between morphological and molecular species limits in 160 taxa when using a clustering approach and enforcing strict monophyly and high bootstrap requirements.

In this study, regarding the types of CAM, and in congruence with earlier reports, special foods, herbal teas, and dietary supplements were the most commonly used types of CAM [ 27, 31].

(1) To evaluate preliminary effects of a computerized support system on congruence between patients' reported symptoms and preferences and those addressed in the patient consultation and (2) to investigate the system's ease of use, time requirements, and patient satisfaction.

At high temperatures (300 375 °C) but constant pressure (50 bars), we observe a slight but continuous decrease in the absorption of CO2, which is in congruence with previously reported results [30].

In congruence with older reports, it has been recently shown that some myco-heterotrophic orchids can be supported by saprotrophic fungi, exploiting litter- or wood-decaying fungi.