Sentence examples for suitable congruence from inspiring English sources

When suitable congruence between RG and ML maps for anchor loci was achieved, we applied the resulting order as a fixed order to the mapping of framework markers and all markers.

To confirm that the individual alignments were suitable for concatenation, phylogenetic congruence was tested with Concaterpillar v1.4 [ 99, 100] using the GTR model and an α-level cut off of 0.05.

A set of equivalence formulas for a logic L should be considered as a generalized biconditional, in the sense that collectively the formulas in the set have the relevant properties of the biconditional that make it suitable to define the Leibniz congruences of theories, for example in classical logic.

The set of terms forms an algebra, and given a suitable equivalence relation (that is also a congruence), the application operation can be lifted to the equivalence classes of terms in the standard way.

Measuring Socio-Technical Congruence (STC) is, however, presented as a suitable technique for helping to resolve those issues.

Supertrees also had suitable properties to extract the phylogeny of strains, because the way they summarize taxonomic congruence clearly limits the impact of individual gene transfers on the global topology.

So Fischer demands that only someone who "shares the political convictions of the founding fathers" is suitable to be president and he claims that the only way to demonstrate such political congruence with the founders is for that person to be a Christian, not just any Christian, but a Christian of a denomination he endorses.

Congruence Tests indicate simultaneous congruence at negative surface charges.

Such a relation is called a congruence.

[But] there are some congruence of interests here.

Perhaps there is some psychic congruence here.