We aimed to use this database to assess congruence between adherence-related patient characteristics and interventions and its association with intervention effects.
First, we compared our own sequences with available ITS sequences from GenBank and UNITE databases to establish congruence and uniformity of species concepts for European calochroid species.
We suspect that the proportion of misclassified singletons is small based on congruence between our database of triads and previous studies [ 23, 43, 57, 58].
We also analyzed the congruence of our FlyMine GO retrieval with the MitoDrome database (Sardiello et al. 2003).
Important for the reliability of submitted sequence data to a GMI database and other public sequence archives will be the test of the congruence of outputs among members' in DNA extraction, library preparation, the actual sequencing, assembly and phylogenetic analysis following different laboratory protocols, software tools, and platforms [ 16, 21].
It should be highlighted that this explanation for cross-taxon congruence is not usually considered, despite spatial biases in databases being a common feature.
A study published in August of a newly compiled database of the breeding distribution of all the birds in the world found an alarming lack of congruence, or overlap, in the areas defined by three different criteria for biodiversity hotspots (areas with an exceptional concentration of species).
(1) Direct comparison between MLST and MLVA based on 40 isolates, (2) indirect comparison of MLVA with MLST based on the data derived from the Ridom database, (3), circumstantial evidence that pvl genes were only present in MC8, MC30 and MC80, (4) in silico analysis of congruence using 14 fully sequenced genomes.
Such a relation is called a congruence.
[But] there are some congruence of interests here.
Perhaps there is some psychic congruence here.
