Sentence examples for much more congruent from inspiring English sources

Given the small ranges that many of these additional species are likely to exhibit, it seems unlikely that a much more congruent picture of shared centres of threat and richness will emerge.

The results of the phylogenetic analyses and divergence time estimations between continental cichlid clades were much more congruent with Gondwanaland origin and Cretaceous vicariant divergences than with Cenozoic transmarine dispersal between major continents.

The dominant pattern of evolution of eukaryotes, at least, of multicellular plants and animals is different: genomes are much more stable so that congruent evolution of large set of genes (FUEs) is the rule, and a species tree can be viewed as a (more or less) natural construct.

The interaction appeared because the reversed DE was much more expressed in the incongruent than in the congruent condition.

Our findings are congruent with these earlier observations, but much more robust by employing detailed and comprehensive phylogenetic models with BP/PP supporting values and conserved domain analysis.

An ancestor of (D) and (C) congruent with LUCA is still a clear possibility, if evolution was much more rapid in both ThrRS Domain stem ancestors than in SerRS Domain ancestors within (A).

Congruent with hypothesis 2a, we find that single divorced men and women are much more likely to experience a need for care without seeking this care.

Even though comparative studies show that partial gene deletions have been rampant in Thermotoga, the fact that all seven indels mentioned are congruent in excluding it from the Gracilicutes and grouping it instead with Eurybacteria gives them collectively much more force than if each was considered on its own.

Many CAM users report use not so much as a result of being dissatisfied with conventional medicine, but largely because they found these healthcare alternatives to be more congruent with their own values, beliefs, and philosophical orientations toward health and life [ 1].

The five all-point defined scale was developed to be more congruent with the qualifiers in the activities/participation dimension of ICF [ 19]: no difficulty, mild difficulty, moderate difficulty, much difficulty and could not do it.

The board is considering changing the standard again, to make the windows more congruent with the rest of the facade.