Sentence examples similar to methodological congruence from inspiring English sources

Most but not all of the translations were performed in congruence with international methodological recommendations for linguistic & cultural adaptation of HRQoL measures [ 6- 12] using mostly the English version as source language to ensure cross-cultural equivalence among countries [ 6].

A 10-item coding scheme was developed to assess the clarity, congruence and transparency of research design, epistemological and methodological underpinnings and ethical considerations.

Pardo, I. et al. Spatial congruence between taxonomic, phylogenetic and functional hotspots: true pattern or methodological artefact?

Methodological differences may also go some way to explaining the lack of congruence with findings from previous LAMICs.

Each item had a set of questions that, taken together, assessed the clarity, congruence and transparency of the research design and its epistemological and methodological underpinnings.

The study found a high congruence between FDG-uptake quantification using the two systems despite the inherent methodological differences between the two systems such as method of attenuation correction, the use of time-of-flight in PET, and the potential interference of the MR signal from PET detectors inside the MR scanner.

Such a relation is called a congruence.

Congruence Tests indicate simultaneous congruence at negative surface charges.

It's a methodological prize".

Perhaps there is some psychic congruence here.

Improving methodological training.