Sentence examples for not fully congruent from inspiring English sources

Cowen writes that one way to improve innovation is to raise the social status of scientists, a suggestion described as "a bit empty" and not fully congruent with the problem of recent innovations being private goods, such as financial sector innovation, rather than public ones such as penicillin or the rail-road.

beskidensis) were supported by mtDNA and topotype-morphology, although PEPCK data were not fully congruent.

However, molecular and morphological analyses are not fully congruent since Macrodasyida and Chaetonotida are often resolved as non-monophyletic groups [e.g. 11], [16], [20], [21].

These results demonstrate that the K42R mutation in ribosomal protein S12 does not affect the susceptibility of M. smegmatis H44 mutants to 2-deoxystreptamines. Notably, this finding is not fully congruent with a previous finding in E. coli where K42R (the rpsL226 allele) reportedly modulated the level of paromomycin resistance of a G1491U mutant [19].

The mitochondrial COII and nuclear ITS gene trees for E. formosa were not fully congruent.

Gymnoscopelini (clade C) sensu Paxton [ 3] was found to be monophyletic although not fully congruent with Ahlstrom et al. [ 88].

Although phylogenetic reconstructions based on the three mitochondrial genes were not topologically fully congruent (Additional files 5, 6 and 7), they consistently identified the same monophyletic units which corresponded to the subnetworks identified through TCS analysis.

Possibly an association that one might have with a certain odor is not always fully congruent with the options provided in an identification task, which might lead to more errors when choosing a label from a list of descriptors, than when the options are read prior to smelling.

The members of a notary group are not supposed to be fully congruent with the set of clients within a trusted core.

We suspect the excessive constraint of the Medial Pivot fixed-bearing prosthesis imposed by the fully congruent medial tibiofemoral articulation may not restore normal kinematics of the knee and inhibit posterior rolling and sliding of the lateral femoral condyle around a medial femoral condyle during knee flexion.

The common conditions are remarkably congruent with those that general practitioners acknowledge they are not fully effective in treating, primarily musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain.