Sentence examples for congruent tendency from inspiring English sources

Both clades showed a strong and congruent tendency of demographic or distributional expansion in recent history based on different analyses.

According to the network theory, mood-congruent behavioral tendencies would also be predicted.

Induced mood states did not seem to result in mood-congruent behavioral tendencies.

This is congruent with the general tendency for the extensor and flexor muscles of the chiropteran hand to act as inelastic cords that automatically move the manus with movements of the forearm in flight [ 32].

Therefore, we can conclude that the core genes indeed have a greater tendency to exhibit congruent phylogenies, at least in comparison with the non-core genes.

Affect-congruent trials mapped the automatic tendency to approach happy faces and avoid angry faces.

Nevertheless, Muris, Huijding, et al. (2009) failed to observe any training congruent effects on children's anticipated avoidance tendencies.

A consistently reported finding in mood disorders is a mood-congruent processing bias, which is defined as a tendency to bias stimulus processing towards negative information as compared to positive or neutral information (Elliott et al. 2000; Murphy et al. 1999; Murray et al. 1999).

While it is evident that there is a tendency for improvement in each group, improvement is clearly greatest for the congruent group.

Respondents may introduce bias in several ways, for example, by giving socially desirable responses as a result of cognitive consistency pressure (making ratings congruent with their continuing use of the service) and through acquiescent response sets (a tendency always to agree or reply positively).

In this way, the experimental group children were better able to inhibit the tendency to respond by pressing the button on the same side of the stimuli; however, in congruent items, which did not require inhibition, there was no difference between the groups.