Sentence examples for somewhat congruent from inspiring English sources

Initial analyses of yucca and yucca moth phylogenies suggest that the trees are somewhat congruent, although there have been at least two instances of moths switching hosts to quite distantly related yuccas (Pellmyr 2003; Althoff et al., unpublished).

Several European [1 6] and American studies [7 9] have reported somewhat congruent prevalence figures about 10 12% for migraine in adults, 6% among men and 15 18% among women.

According to Rodriguez-Pinilla's reports, a higher percentage of local recurrence arose in triple negative tumors [ 13], which was somewhat congruent with our analysis.

While performing this ingeminated analysis, it became apparent that some categories were somewhat congruent with the model of human environment proposed by Moos [ 14].

Mr. Johnson said he found Mr. Simon's views fairly congruent with reality.

Instead, apparent association between formaldehyde inhalation and leukemia in some human studies is better interpreted as due to chance or confounding" Finally, the conclusions of the present review, those by Rhomberg et al. (2011) and now NAS (2011) are remarkably congruent despite somewhat different approaches and goals.

The pretherapy In scans and the posttherapy Lu scans were congruent, with a somewhat stronger signal in the Lu scans due to higher levels of activity given.

Because of missing data caused by generation of artifacts during cloning and sequencing, these results are somewhat equivocal; nonetheless, these data are congruent with the conclusions drawn from the GP experiments.

The hierarchical clustering obtained from pairwise similarities, where accessions were colour coded according either to the three INSTRUCT groups or to the six DAPC groups, showed that the different methods reveal somewhat different clustering, SNP hierarchical clustering being the most congruent with INSTRUCT or DAPC groupings.

That six independent robust polarisations (plus a seventh strong but somewhat less decisive one, also discussed below: the origin of glycobacteria) are all congruent with each other and with the fossil record [ 1] shows that eobacteria are immensely older than archaebacteria.

Particularly, the position of H. parishii, H. elegans, and H. abramsii as sister to all other members of the Heuchera group of genera is exactly congruent with the chloroplast analysis, although the topology within this clade differs somewhat.