Sentence examples for higher congruence from inspiring English sources

We found higher congruence among patients seen in offices with more than one provider.

There was a higher congruence with self-reported injuries for emergency department or inpatient care for injury (odds ratio 5.8).

Interestingly, older age, frequent PCP visits, and larger documented chronic disease burden were associated with higher congruence.

For example, reciprocal blast searches to model organism transcriptomes consistently revealed higher congruence for P. mexicana (this study) than in the guppy [ 54].

At T1 as well as T3, the lesbian couples had higher congruence scores than the heterosexual couples on all subareas except for Children and Financial.

There was a higher congruence between the two data sources in terms of identified injuries for females (odds ratio 5.7), relative to males (odds ratio 3.4).

The deduced genetic landscape of B. robusta presented extremely high congruence with the actual topography of Taiwan.

The final pseudomolecules showed high congruence with the other pepper genomes over the euchromatic, noncentromeric regions of the chromosomes, as shown on the long arm of Chromosome 2 (Fig. 6; Supplemental Fig. 20 23).

While national parks and relatively wild areas did not always show high congruence, the NATURA 2000 network overlapped well with wildness areas.

Additional findings show, however, that the advantage of CbC over IbC for branded products disappears when there is high congruence between the customer self and the brand, and when creative brands are considered.

PHEQIs scales and factors correlated with global evaluation of the environment, supporting concurrent criterion validity; and predictive criterion validity was demonstrated given that users of older and newer hospitals differed significantly on the perception of quality of hospital EQP, and that high congruence between users' and experts' evaluations was found.