Sentence examples for congruent with both from inspiring English sources

Our findings for CKD stages 4 and 5, versus matched general population controls, seem largely congruent with both these previous studies, but appear lower than the standardised mortality ratio of 8.3 reported by Evans et al 2 from Sweden.

When the packaging design is congruent with both patterns, the effect is amplified and the scanpath of most of the users is predictable.

The related outcomes concern the definition of actual, prior areas of action and strategies that are congruent with both building physical characteristics and people's perception.

Relationships within Sula are well resolved, and congruent with both previous analyses of morphological data [6], [7], and partial sequences of the mitochondrial gene cytochrome b [6].

Consensus Bayesian reconstruction of the evolution of vertebrate Vtg proteins (Fig. 1) was well supported by codon analyses (data not shown), and was congruent with both the fossil record [35] [37] and current theory of vertebrate phylogeny [38], [39], [42] [44], [46], [47], [120].

The cetartiodactylan topology is congruent with both molecular [ 10] and combined morphological and molecular [ 11] data.

Fearful faces convey threat cues whose meaning is contextualized by eye gaze: While averted gaze is congruent with facial fear (both signal avoidance), direct gaze (an approach signal) is incongruent with it.

On the positive side the isotherms are non congruent with respect to both the electrical variables, while the system may be described by a Frumkin isotherm either with constant Γs = 1.03 × 10−10 mole cm−2 and α decreasing with the increase of the positive charges on the electrode or with constant α = 0.3 and decreasing Γs.

The result of Dnmt1 suggests a functional importance of this methyltransferase in silkworm embryonic development, congruent with findings on both plants and mammals [ 18, 19].

The findings in this study regarding pain are congruent with research concerning both NSLBP and PLBP/PGP, where recurrence of LBP and PLBP/PGP is strongly correlated with previous episodes of LBP [ 11- 15, 20, 28].

In the "why-use" task the motor information was congruent with the functional one; therefore, both the handgrip and the object function suggested the same intention.