Sentence examples for congruent relationship between from inspiring English sources

The congruent relationship between challenges and countermeasures are listed as below (Table 1).

In Example 3, there is not a congruent relationship between the discourse semantics stratum and the lexicogrammar stratum where processes and qualities are realized by nouns rather than verbs and adjectives.

To identify a common core region mediating vestibular perception, we assessed brain regions showing a congruent relationship between groups for perception and WM microstructure (Fig.  4 B).

I do not observe a congruent relationship between GC content and gene lengths for DNA and RNA viruses, 2(b), 3(a), and 3(b)).

The approaches produced fully congruent relationships and only results of the former are provided here.

Compared with Walczuch and colleague's study [ 8], there are two relationships that are not congruent: (1) the relationship between Innovativeness and PU, (2) the relationship between Insecurity and PEOU.

30 There is a congruent evidence supporting a relationship between allergy and depression, 31 32 the most common psychiatric condition associated with suicide.

This strategy is also congruent with maintaining a continuity relationship between clinician and patient.

For example, the perfectionism literature also highlights the importance of coping styles, emotional regulation strategies and congruent life events to explain the relationship between perfectionism and psychopathology [e.g. (Dunkley and Blankstein 2000; Dunkley et al. 2003)].

A poor association of informant report with self report and direct observation has also been described in the assessment of pain in the RCF setting.17 Our data emphasise that the perspectives of PWD and their informants are not necessarily congruent and that factors affecting the relationship between informants and PWD may influence informants' perceptions of the QoL of PWD.

The relationship between personality and trait congruent attention to social stimuli has been well documented.