Pasanuic et al. [ 21] recently evaluated the accuracy of multi-way LAI in a group of nuclear Latino families by determining whether the local ancestry of offspring is congruous with Mendelian inheritance (it is for example implausible that a child has European ancestry at a locus if neither parent has European ancestry at that locus).
"The virus is congruous and harmonious with the (computer) system and in the initial phase it does minor damage and might be mistaken for some executive files of government organisations".
This is congruous with guidance from the GMC publication 'Tomorrow's Doctors', which states that it was for each medical school to design its own curriculum to suit its own circumstance.
When we look for their interests, this is congruous with Sharia law," Abul-Futoh said.
Environmentalists say that glyphosate is congruous with continuous arable cropping and an acceleration of the "pesticide treadmill".
Fourteen years ago, James Wood wrote of Ozick that: Her essays invent language…and this language — busy, rhapsodic, willful — is congruous with the language of her fiction….
By Dearing Ward The New Yorker, October 22, 1927 P. 55 "Would be ultimate development in a bathtub periodical if the articles were somewhat longer, as the literary pitch is congruous, and only the faintest effort is required to hold the corners out of the water, but as it is, it shares the unbathlike tempo of the other weelkies".
While North Florida is congruous with the New Heartland value structure, South Florida reflects large, internationally populated metros, so we do not consider it part of the region.
He says that while "soaring necks is congruous with childhood expectations, the bones tell a different story".
The variation of the order produces additional localized pressure drops during flow which is congruous with fluid inhibition effect of heterogeneities.
