As we will see below, this is not necessarily true, and dispersal can sometimes generate congruent distribution patterns similar to those expected from vicariance.
Superficially, Lantos' policy views appear to be those of a left-wing Democrat, yet his outlook on foreign affairs is sometimes surprisingly congruent with the Bush administration's approach.
When the community members expressed their concerns in this way, the management of hospitals considered their concerns as individualized sometimes not congruent with the needs and capacities of the hospitals.
Each group was reduced to a single quartet in which each tip represented regions of the full topologies that were congruent (sometimes referred to as "branch and bind").
Nevertheless, the phylogeography of A. cajennese is, sometimes partly but sometimes extensively congruent with the phylogeographical estimates generated for organisms with similar trans-Amazonian distributions, which include reptiles, rodents, and birds [ 16- 20].
The set of candidate congruent markers is sometimes further tested.
Both tests are congruent even if probabilities obtained are sometimes quite different (see hypotheses 5 and 9).
Small values of N (= 3) led to an increase of the candidate N-points congruent sets in Q given N points in P, but sometimes the matched sets found are not enough to well constraint the transformation and the algorithm falls into local minima.
We also identify some potentially interesting, but sometimes little-studied, genes whose patterns of occurrence across the actinobacteria are congruent with those of certain well-known developmental genes, and speculate on the significance of this congruence.
Other viruses have phylogenies that are congruent with those of their hosts implying that they have co-evolved [5] [10], and the co-evolutionary congruence is sometimes complete suggesting that the virus group is as old as its hosts.
