That is compelling evidence of an urgent need to re-examine NATO's mission, assess its capabilities and seek some congruence between the two.
To enhance the awareness that biased pain estimation may undermine its treatment, we sought to determine the congruence categories (CCs) between inpatient self-reported pain (PSRP) and nurse pain-evaluation (NEP) and to look for associations between CCs and inpatient and situational moderators.
(3) Sites of local congruence were sought in multiple sequence alignments produced by CLUSTALW, ALIGN-M and DIALIGN, with various gap penalty options for the first two.
The approach of seeking consistency requires congruence, which is more limiting.
Multiple phylogenetic markers, in fact multiple genes, were therefore used to propose a well resolved TOL, either by the concatenation of markers, by averaging their phylogenetic signal, or by a corroboration of their individual phylogenetic signals in congruence analyses that sought a hierarchical pattern shared by most of these genes [ 2, 4, 5].
This study is based on the work of Schmidt and Moust (1995) and seeks to determine the level of stability of expertise, social congruence and cognitive congruence across three semesters when tutors are (1) facilitating two different modules in the same academic year and (2) facilitating the same module but across the first semester of two successive academic years.
The goal is to seek a single, best-fitting hypothesis, which in cladistics involves maximizing character congruence [ 31].
Subsequently, patients often seek hormonal treatment and sex reassignment surgery in order to allow for more congruence between gender identity and appearance.
Eernisse and Kluge [ 32] define total evidence as a method for seeking the best fitting phylogenetic hypothesis for an unpartitioned set of synapomorphies (shared derived characters) using character congruence (characters combined in a supermatrix).
