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"The fact that we have a temporary convergence of interests over ISIS does not suggest that we have a longer-term meeting of the minds or an ultimate goal in the region that would be congruent with Iran's," Secor says.

We predicted that D. esakii would show a predilection for larger over small-bodied mosquitofish, which would be congruent with optimal foraging theory (Pyke 1984).

However, by late 1839 (according to Brandt, 1855: p. 106, and Alston, 1876: p. 62) all of these animals had been combined by Waterhouse to form a version of Sciuridae that would be congruent with the modern concept of the family.

First, it suggests that if managers working in China can demonstrate their morality to employees or display transformational leadership behaviors, they are likely to be recognized by many as a leader, because their behaviors would be congruent with many employees' ideal leadership behaviors.

Such findings would be congruent with the notion that East Asians are frequently scanning the entire scene in order to develop a holistic representation.

Interestingly, such a vicariant event would be congruent with our estimated divergence time between Bombina and Barbourula, though we admit that this scenario is highly speculative.

Affording students and public servants with a fraction of the consideration you had for your friends on Wall Street would not only cost a lot less, but it would also be congruent with the pro-public service message that you campaigned on.

The older calibration is appealing because peak diversification across the entire flock (ca. 8 to 9 Mya) would then be congruent with basin formation and development, but this requires that diversification leading to the different tribes occurred at an earlier time.

The present indices of difference in verbal and visual memory trajectories would also be congruent with two other observations previously reported in our kindred sample: the distinct predictive pathways for visual and for verbal memory in an analysis of the generational differences [25], and the absence of correlation between the verbal and visual memory measures in the offspring sample [8].

35 This pathway would also be congruent with the higher risk of death from external causes seen in our study.

There's no longer any context for deciding to live in the way that would be truly congruent with my core beliefs.