Sentence examples for congruent concepts from inspiring English sources

The first step in the research is to define congruent concepts and terminology with a cross-musicological-technical/audiological-pedagogical attempt.

"It tests whether symbolic body movements affect the interpretation of ambiguous behaviors by increasing the accessibility of learned movement-congruent concepts," they wrote.

The definition of passivity provided by both systems is not completely congruent with traditional concepts of disturbed sense of the self (Cutting, 1997) or the concept of ego-disturbances defined by Kurt Schneider Schneiderr, 1962).

Premalignant lesions congruent with those concepts have not yet been described for ampullary cancer.

While often exhibiting internal consistency, lay beliefs are seldom congruent with biomedical concepts but can strongly influence patient response to advice and treatment proposed by their rheumatologist [ 48].

In summary, exploratory factor analysis indicated the new 11-item scale containing two components was theoretically congruent with the concepts of trust and teamwork among TTMs in rural Liberia.

Such scaffolds must not only ensure that the embodied action is congruent with the concept to be learned (see Lindgren & Johnson-Glenberg, 2013), they must also ensure the learner can perceive the relevant congruency.

Our results in sheep are congruent with this concept.

Reasons for non-engagement are congruent with the concept of 'candidacy' but point to ways in which it can be expanded.

This is congruent with the concept that global upregulation of pro-apoptotic gene expression is a default response to any type of DNA damage that needs to be suppressed when an apoptotic outcome is undesirable.

The item 'help you plan your workday better' was removed because its interpretation by the healthcare aides (according to the comments they provided) was not congruent with the concept of CRU.