Sentence examples for some congruence from inspiring English sources

[But] there are some congruence of interests here.

That is compelling evidence of an urgent need to re-examine NATO's mission, assess its capabilities and seek some congruence between the two.

HBO describes it as revolving around three law enforcement officers and a career criminal, navigating a "web of conspiracy and betrayal" in "the scorched landscapes of California", which does suggest some congruence with the mood or themes at least of the first season.

We also establish some congruence relations similar to (8), (9) and (10).

We also prove some congruence relations involving certain divisor functions and restricted divisor functions.

Only the subset consisting of the two mitochondrial genes shows some congruence between the partitions (at p = 0.045).

Perhaps there is some psychic congruence here.

In Section 5, we also prove some interesting congruence relations involving the coefficients of modular-like functions and divisor functions (see Theorem 5.3).

We prove that Φ is a modified exponential, and deduce some remarkable congruence properties for the set of all numbers C, for fixed N. We prove a concise upper bound for C, which describes the asymptotic behaviour of the up down function C in the limit C⪡(N+1)!

Accordingly, we performed serial microsection immunostaining for survivin and ki-67, a marker of cell proliferation, and observed some cellular congruence, but, interestingly, many more cells stained for ki-67 than for survivin.

When many genes are compared, rejecting either one of the null hypotheses thus amounts to saying that at least some of the genes support different topologies (or in the case of tests used in taxonomic congruence, some genes share some patterns of inheritance).