Sentence examples for general congruence from inspiring English sources
A comparison of phylogenies revealed that the topology of 16S rDNA showed a general congruence with that of AAR but not with that of ADO.
Qin Jiushao's book also contains algorithms for the general congruence problem, an example of which was given in Sunzi's 5th-century treatise, where its solution was too obscure to be understood.
General congruence between the geographical range documented by arachnologists and our niche models (Fig. 2) suggests the partial synanthropy of the brown recluse is not the dominant influence on distributional patterns.
Because these two programs were developed using different algorithms, this general congruence observed should be satisfactory.
They find a general congruence of morphological and molecular data and present a revised understanding of sorus evolution.
Despite the general congruence of the three phylogenies, the topology of relationships between some of the clades differs both between the two parasites and with their host.
In general, the congruence observed between CGH and MLST profiles also extends to strains within the same clonal complex (i.e. defined by sharing at least 4 loci) since strains with similar CGH profiles tend to share multiple MLST alleles.
Recently, Ignjatović et al. [28] have introduced the notion of a (relational morphism) fuzzy relational morphism which is more general than a (congruence relation) fuzzy congruence relation.
The theorem can be expressed in modern general terms using congruence notation.
The general lack of congruence among redlists also corroborates the hypothesis that poor biodiversity knowledge in most of the Neotropical Region results in rates of species loss that may be higher than currently estimated [10].
One of the applications of these properties yields general classes of congruences for generalized -Bernoulli polynomials, which are -extensions of the classes for generalized Bernoulli numbers and polynomials given by Fox (2000), Gunaratne (1995), and Young (1999, 2001).
