Sentence examples for has a congruent from inspiring English sources

The Score™ prosthesis has a congruent rotating tibial plateau, a deep trochlear groove, and uses a computer-assisted navigation system for ligament balancing.

In A. nidulans PkaBC, has a congruent as well as opposite function to PKAC in growth, conidiation and germination depending on the nutrient availability [27].

"Our ambition is to have a congruent experience across all platform, however certain features will be tailored depending on operating system guidelines with the devices," a spokesperson further explained.

Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 715) insist that metaphorical expressions that appear as nominalisations must have a congruent equivalent in order to identify the process in the clause.

The majority of patients (72.2%) had a congruent and non-arthritic joint, three patients (16.7%) had 1 2-mm step of the articular surface of posterior facet and slight joint narrowing, and only two patients (1 2-mm steped 2–3-mm step and significant arthritic changes.

Most people had a congruent physiological and perceived risk, with the "vigorous" group being at low risk and the "aware" group at high risk.

The findings regarding the dyads combined life satisfaction, met our expectations as approximately 66% of the dyads had a congruent life satisfaction.

When a highly conserved gene appears to be absent in a particular genome but does not have a congruent loss pattern on the phylogenetic tree, these are candidates for missing or wrong annotations or gene calls.

In the severe hallux valgus group 65% had a congruent joint with a mean HVA of 20 degrees that increased 1 degree from 3 months postoperative till last follow-up.

FeSi has a temperature of congruent melting of 1410°C at 1 atm (Lacaze and Sundman [1991]), but to our knowledge its high pressure melting is unknown.

The analyses revealed that MIP has shown a congruent pattern of RD's with respect to the members of MAIC and a similar pattern with that of early pathogenic members of MTBC like M. marinum and M. ulcerans.