Sentence examples for congruent estimates from inspiring English sources
Bayesian skyline plots displayed congruent estimates of expansion times.
Conclusion: The multifaceted approach described here yielded congruent estimates of As bioavailability and evidence of interrelations among physicochemical properties and bioavailability estimates.
Despite the bias exposed earlier, the CP and FG-A datasets both yielded congruent estimates of the migration routes between different islands.
Congruent estimates of Chikungunya attack rate were observed at the upsurge of La Réunion Island outbreak, either using clinical declaration of suspected cases (16.5%), or a rapid serosurvey in pregnant women (18.2%).
Using a more sophisticated approach (PL, [ 107]), the later results of Bremer at al. [ 109] and Janssens et al. [ 110] were quite congruent, estimating the stem group age at 106 and 104 mya, and the crown group age at 97 and 95 mya, respectively.
In s1, 18.2% of the pregnant women were tested positive for CHIKV specific antibodies (13.8% for both IgM and IgG, 4.3% for IgM, 0.1% for IgG only) which provided a congruent estimate with the 16.5% attack rate calculated from the surveillance-system.
Of course, neither estimate is congruent with estimates based on evolutionary conservation.
The genes differ in taxon sampling and evolutionary characteristics but produce congruent date estimates.
Removal of individual time constraints in most cases resulted in highly congruent dating estimates with respect to the total set of calibration points (Figure S2), with the exception of two paleogeographic calibration points.
Utilizing a more appropriate body length estimate, the mass estimate for the Henderson [25] Quetzalcoatlus model drops from 544 kg to about 240 kg, which is congruent with estimates by Paul [22] and Witton [24], and is comfortably within the possible range of pterosaur flight predicted by Habib [41].
Additionally, removal of individual time constraints resulted in congruent dating estimates (data not shown).
