The range for congruence was 0-100%, with 2 of the 100 charts having no agreement with pharmacy claims and 8 charts having perfect agreement.
Likewise, the studies comparing the multivariate patterns of shape variation have produced a range of results from strong congruence [16] [18] to more or less complete independence [10], [19], [20], whereas other studies produced intermediate or mixed results [21], [22].
According to Merchant, the normal value of congruence angle ranges from 5° to −17°.
The test statistic W gives an estimate of the level of congruence, which ranges from 0 (complete incongruence) to 1 (complete congruence).
PSI is a similarity measure that estimates the area of congruence between 2 frequency distributions (18 ); measurements range from 0 (distributions with no common SBI types) to 1 (highest possible similarity between distributions).
This ranking exercise was also conducted for cognitive congruence that had a range of 3.41 3.98 (M = 3.65, SD = 0.20) as well as for social congruence with a range of 2.92 4.02 (M = 3.27, SD = 0.37).
The findings also highlight those parts of the framework for which the empirical evidence is relatively sparse, such as the range of possible social learning outcomes, their congruence with sustainability criteria, and the roles of monitoring and cumulative and strategic assessments in shaping EA into an adaptive, learning system.
Regardless, a large amount may still have been present, and given the significant contribution from cartilage to the breadth of epiphyseal surfaces, hypothesizing congruence, posture, and range of motion in the joints of fossil archosaurs remains quite challenging.
We showed that although the risk of extinction faced by freshwater decapods is quite similar to that of freshwater vertebrates, there is a distinct lack of spatial congruence in geographical range between different taxonomic groups at this spatial scale, and a lack of congruence among three commonly used metrics of biodiversity.
The level of congruence can be measured by the test statistic, which ranges from 0 to 1.
