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We also found that all brain parts (corrected for both body and brain size) were smaller in common garden than in nature, a pattern congruent with general expectations.

The non-overlapping values of divergence of intra-lineages vs. inter-lineages in M. laminarioides are congruent with general barcode rules [ 53] suggesting that the lineages could be considered putative genetic sibling species.

Most of them, in training courses explicitly or implicitly, tend to introduce contemporary or even post-modern VNOS, neglecting the universality and objectivity of science because it seems more advanced and cutting-edge and congruent with the general policy of "step-over development" for the whole country (Cai and Chen 2012; Wei and Huang 2008; Shi and Liang 2008).

The results of this study are congruent with the general assumption that multi-factorial causes are involved in egg albumen thinning.

A traditional taxonomic study of this clade delineated 11 morphospecies that were congruent with the general mixed Yule-coalescent (GMYC) model.

A traditional taxonomic study of Clade II delineated 11 morphospecies that were congruent with the general mixed Yule-coalescent (GMYC) model, but resolution within Clade I was lacking.

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].

Another strength of our study is use of a standardized coding system and multiple raters to minimize bias related to patient-report and health care provider-report methodologies, yielding smoking prevalence estimates congruent with large general population-based studies that are expected to approximately match true HSCT smoking prevalence rates.

This is congruent with the more general observation that two interacting prokaryotic proteins, not necessarily encoded by neighbouring genes, may be found fused as a single chain homolog in another organism [35], [36], [37].

The common conditions are remarkably congruent with those that general practitioners acknowledge they are not fully effective in treating, primarily musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain.

In this case, the isotherms are in general congruent with respect to the potential drop across the adsorbed film.