Sentence examples for strong congruence from inspiring English sources

We found no strong congruence in species richness or community dissimilarity between algae, macrophytes, and macroinvertebrates, suggesting that the main anthropogenic gradient in terms of forestry is not strong enough to modify stream environmental conditions and thereby shape biodiversity in the focal drainage basin.

Comparison of the phylogenies obtained using each gene individually showed strong congruence among the seven genes (Figure S1).

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].

If the Gray et al [3] trees were not showing strong congruence with the tree topologies predicted by linguistic evidence, then the quartets distance between them and the classification or adjusted topologies would be large and approaching that of the random distribution of tree topologies.

Moreover, we found that UPK1a and UPK2a show strong congruence with respect to evolutionary history.

Further, there was usually strong congruence for nodal support among the different methods.

The tree from Figure 2 in Honda et al. [ 32] shows overall strong congruences with our tree.

The strongest congruence is seen for Asp, Ile, Lys, Leu, Met, Arg, Ser, Val, and Tyr, all of which have significant (p<0.05) overall Zw values as well as congruence in at least 14 out of the 16 positions in the chronology alignment (Table 1).

Given this criterion for assessing strong support, "congruence" would represent cases where a particular clade is strongly supported in two or more different datasets, while "conflict" would represent cases where a taxon or clade is strongly supported in different positions in two or more datasets.

Previous molecular analyses have demonstrated strong phylogenetic congruence between the ants, the ants-cultivated fungi and the garden pathogen Escovopsis at ancient phylogenetic levels, suggesting coevolution of these symbionts.

Furthermore, Templeton and SH tests constraining each non-monophyletic genus into the mitochondrial dataset identified strong departures from congruence in 16 (nine in [ 15]; seven in [ 21]) out of the 19 comparisons (Table 2).