Sentence examples for congruent standard from inspiring English sources

Three different (biconditional) discriminations were trained concurrently: congruent, standard, and incongruent.

In our research to date we have observed that reaching and gross motor movements made under congruent, standard conditions are not impaired in early Alzheimer's disease (eAD) and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) relative to healthy aging.

Scores on the congruent and standard conditions did not differ significantly, and there was no discrimination-by-group interaction, illustrating that both groups performed worse on the incongruent discrimination relative to congruent and standard discriminations.

(2011) developed a congruent measure of niche space based on the standard ellipse area (SEA) that is more robust against outliers (Fig. S4).

Yet, program evaluation does not seem to be common practice in the field, nor always congruent with standards for effective evaluations.

The overall aim was to develop a bereavement risk assessment model for palliative care that would be congruent with standards and policies [ 20] and that would also be feasible for use in palliative care in Western Australia.

In Experiment 1A, participants rated 100 nonwords for size using a continuous scale that was congruent with a standard number line (i.e., increasing from left to right) without visible numerical labels.

The treadmill walking kinematics from eight well-functioning, 13 month average post-op patients were compared to the 2 million cycle interval walking cycle kinematics from a force-controlled (Instron/Stanmore Knee Joint Simulator, Instron, Canton, MA) knee simulator using identical implant designs (Natural Knee II, Standard Congruent, Zimmer, Warsaw, IN).

Table 3 summarizes the accuracy and reaction times for the standard, congruent, and incongruent discriminations.

What we decided to ask them was the basis on which they made commercial slurs against our business – for which they had no basis and which didn't seem to me congruent with the standards of Condé Nast journalism as I know it".

Again, the practices described are not congruent with established standards of professionalism.