Sentence examples for pattern congruent with from inspiring English sources

We also found that all brain parts (corrected for both body and brain size) were smaller in common garden than in nature, a pattern congruent with general expectations.

For instance, rates of breast cancer rise sharply in midlife, but more slowly later (American Cancer Society 2012), a pattern congruent with hormone induced cellular replication.

All members of both hcp and vgrG groups are up-regulated and exhibit an expression pattern congruent with the T6SS in each organism.

The EAG response thus followed a pattern congruent with the volume ratio of the two major MGC glomeruli, and is consistent with sex-linkage.

Although this cichlid clade shows a geographic pattern congruent with Gondwanan vicariance, paleontological evidence based on both the distribution of cichlid bearing fossil horizons and the stratigraphic ages of closely related lineages reject an ancient origin for cichlids [ 64], as do fossil-calibrated timetrees that do not assume vicariance a priori [ 47],[ 48],[ 64],[ 134].

Interestingly, Richier et al [6] monitored both caspase and antioxidant activity in the gastroderm of Anemonia viridis during thermal stress and showed time-dependent patterns congruent with those observed in our study, i.e. increasing trends during the early steps of thermal treatment followed by significant decrease after 24 h for caspase 3-like activity and after 48 h for antioxidant activity.

Here, our isotopic analyses show similar patterns, congruent with C transfer from trees to MH species, via ECM fungi, for tropical sites.

The findings were in agreement with previous studies, in which the isoforms of nonplant actin appear to be differentially expressed in striated muscle, smooth muscle, and nonmuscle tissues [ 47], and individual actins from plants, such as Arabidopsis thaliana and Populus, show specific expression patterns, congruent with their evolutionary relationships [ 45, 46, 48– 50].

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The purpose of this study is to assess, among Canadian ophthalmologists, the current awareness of published guidelines for the treatment of uveitis and to evaluate whether practice patterns are congruent with the published uveitis treatment guidelines.

Environmental selection appears as probable in both zones because genetic patterns are congruent with habitat patterns.