Sentence examples for it congruent from inspiring English sources

In comparison, the IPCC/EPA production accounting approach is more data intensive because it includes past harvest and product disposition data for each inventory year, but it provides estimates of total stocks and stock change, which makes it congruent with national accounting and reporting protocols.

It takes an extraordinary amount of energy and dedication to maintain it and keep it all congruent and held together.

The estimated statistical parsimony network, which had a maximum calculated connection limit of 14 steps (at 95% confidence), is shown in Figure 2. It was congruent in its general topology with a phylogeny estimated by Bayesian inference (BI), which had low branch support (similar to [ 15]) (not shown).

This subdivision of B1 in terms of genomic content has been partially hinted at before [ 68] and the fact that it is congruent with pathotypes suggests that it is linked with differences in ecological and pathogenic lifestyles.

It also might seem true because it is congruent with emotions you feel in that moment.

We were interested in exploring how participants would perceive the stranger voice feedback both when it was congruent with their own production and when it was not, as well as how participants' subjective perception of voice identity was related to the acoustics of their vocal production.

"But it is congruent with information we have been receiving all along".

The history of empire is trivialised so that it becomes congruent with the playful mood of the fancy-dress party that imperial rule always was.

What motivated a young man to choose celibacy before Vatican II was that it was congruent with how Catholics looked upon the priesthood: a higher level of being than other mortals.

But a 1997 decision in a religion case, City of Boerne v. Flores, may require the court to subject the latest extension to more exacting scrutiny than it has in the past, one that asks not only whether legislation was a rational response to constitutional violations but also whether it was "congruent and proportional" to them.

It is congruent with a CDC framework for research and could be incorporated into studies designed to meet their recommendations.