Sentence examples for which are congruent from inspiring English sources
The findings, which are congruent with an explanation in terms of a temporary disruption of working memory, are discussed.
By the technique of plane parqueting, the complex plane is divided into infinitely rectangles, which are congruent to the domain Ω.
The evaluated lattice parameters were a = 1.152 nm, b = 0.356 nm and c = 0.443 nm, which are congruent with 'JCPDS file 890612'[20].
The evaluated lattice parameters for the film grown at Ts = 473 K are found to be a = 1.153 nm, b = 0.355 nm and c = 0.435 nm, which are congruent with powder data and previous reported values in the literature[22].
IPP patients demonstrate a higher proportion of manic episodes on the total number of episodes in comparison to DPP patients and a lower proportion in comparison to MPP patients, which are congruent to the results found in this study.
In a Stroop task – one of most commonly used behavioral tasks to study cognitive control – participants are required to do so for many color words, most of which are congruent because the word is printed in the same color while others are incongruent because the word is printed in a color different from that specified by the word.
These findings provide evidence for nurse educators to develop and deliver curricular content which is congruent with the realities of current day nursing practice.
As suggested by Pedneault and Beauregard (2014), the crime-commission process is influenced by the lifestyle characteristics of the offender, which is congruent with the routine activity theory.
In this study, we identified that higher BMI was significantly related to decreased risk of hospital and ICU mortality (Table 2), which was congruent with previous studies [47 49].
Pain ratings peaked after 8-9 min which is congruent with an animal study on neuronal activity in the rat nucleus caudalis [34].
Indeed, both male and female G. affinis showed pronounced variation in body size, which is congruent with studies from the species' natural distribution range (Campton and Gall 1988).
