Sentence examples for a concordance was from inspiring English sources

In the remainder of patients, significant immunoreactivity for both molecules was observed and a concordance was observed in the localisation of positive staining within tumour specimens (representative images are presented in Figure 6b).

More specifically, in early CRC a concordance was found in 29 out of 38 (76.3%) samples, whereas a concordance for 14 out of 35 (56.0%) samples was observed in the group of advanced-stage patients (P=0.105 for the difference between the groups).

(Though it would be interesting to try to trace the term in Cahiers through the years — a concordance is needed).

A better concordance was observed between these two instruments by making a reduction in the cut-off score of HSCL-10.

In general, a high concordance was observed between the physician's diagnosis and the ICHD-II classification.

On the contrary, a good concordance was observed for PCO2 (CCC = 0.94; CI 95% = 0.89 to 0.97) without under or overestimation of values (Figure 1).

A total of 60 isolates were genotyped using the FRET real-time PCR assay and a 100% concordance was obtained when results were compared with genotyping based on conventional DNA sequencing.

Comparing the direct identification of Mtb by the N-PCR assay, a complete concordance was evident in the 13 culture positive samples, (Table 5).

A 100% concordance was found between the subtype assignment in the NS5B and core region, implying no evidence of recombination in the samples analyzed in these regions.

A high concordance was observed between the expression levels obtained with Affymetrix chips and with real-time quantitative PCR, indicating a good level of agreement between the two assays.

A similar concordance was found between our data and the WMISH expression patterns for Hand2 (also known as dHand) a gene that was expressed strongly in the MdP, but not in the MxP and FNP (Figure 4A and B).