Sentence examples for congruent program from inspiring English sources

Interdisciplinary concepts are needed, which integrate these disciplines in congruent program including patient education and therapy.

Using TreeFix-DTL rather than TreeFix-TL resulted in gene trees with higher incongruence (712 trees with NRFD = 0, mean distance = 0.100), though TreeFix-DTL and TreeFix-TL trees were mostly similar (880 or 78.0% of gene trees were congruent between the program settings, NRFD = 0.058).

Including a large number of services into the shared savings program is congruent with the pivotal role Dutch PCPs play in the health care system.

They said that his radio program was "not congruent with the mission" of the ethics commission and would be terminated.

We believe this type of program should be congruent with an awareness program of the genetic and epigenetic causes of the birth defects in Saudi Arabia.

These women felt reassured postponing their decisions about RRO because this was congruent with the hereditary cancer program recommendations to wait to make this decision until childbearing was complete.

The production of best practice guidelines for evaluation in CBR could foster accountable and empowering program evaluations that are congruent with the principles at the heart of CBR and the standards for effective evaluations.

The programming objectives have been congruent with the priorities of GoB, UNICEF and UNDAF, and have complemented the priorities of bilateral donors and civil society.

In addition to needing training and mentoring programs to conduct culturally congruent research, it is necessary to foster an open dialogue with established reviewers of grants and journals on the introduction of nontraditional and innovative concepts that need further study.

Over National Public Radio's program "All Things Considered" came a congruent report by Beatrice Hollyer, one of NPR's-correspondents.

A second challenge to translational research is obtaining community "buy-in" to programs that may not include culturally congruent beliefs, practices, and theories.