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This observation suggests that the miR-34/SNAIL circuit may not be responsible for the switch from E to E/M phenotypes and is therefore more congruent with predictions from the TCS model.

The reduction of the effective population size showed its maximum at the Greenland Interstadial 1 (Bølling/Allerød) warming phase at 14,500 yrs BP, which is congruent with predictions based on the ecological preferences of this Arctic species.

In principle, therefore, our data are largely congruent with predictions raised by the SEDE hypothesis [ 14], but some of the patterns observed suggest that selfing represents a starting-point rather than a terminus of mating-system evolution in these tropical orchids.

Therefore, our results are partly congruent with prediction 4, since the progression rule is partly supported, and the non-intuitive pattern of colonization involving a west to east direction, is also encountered.

Therefore, significant increases in systolic blood pressure and heart rate in this condition are congruent with the predictions of the model.

Overall, our findings suggest that the WW-II has a five-factor structure congruent with theoretical predictions, sound psychometric properties, and a unique relationship to excessive worry.

Plots of γH+ and γBr− as a function of the ionic strength are nearly congruent with the predictions by Fraenkel's smaller-ion shell (SiS) model up to 0.05 mol kg−1.

Further, our calculations of accuracy were largely congruent with theoretical predictions of accuracy calculated using Felsenstein's [17] modification of formulas developed by Fu and Li [34].

Congruent with our predictions, there were different patterns of change in population density and territory occupation dynamics of goshawks and buzzards while reproductive success of both species decreased when part of the study area became recolonized by the eagle owl superpredator.

However, these findings were not congruent with the prediction that technology-based monologic tasks measure a different underlying construct from interviewer-delivered ones.

Although this contradicts the traditional view regarding innate immunity, this finding is congruent with theoretical prediction that over evolutionary time TLRs may be engaged in co-evolutionary arms races with their microbial ligands.