The phrase "a concordant response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reply or reaction that is in agreement or harmony with something else, such as a question or situation.
Example: "The committee's decision was met with a concordant response from the community, reflecting their shared values and goals."
Alternatives: "an agreeable response" or "a harmonious reply".
Of these 30 genes, 22 of the Core MYC signature genes displayed a concordant response in the CSR, i.e. were induced or repressed the same.
In another study, five of seven xenografts predominantly from high-grade, triple-negative tumors demonstrated a concordant response [ 27].
Patients with both UAE change and SBP change above or below the median were considered to have a concordant response, whereas patients with either a UAE change or SBP change above the median were considered to have a discordant response.
The sensitivity of the CA125 criteria to depict a WHO response was defined as the number of patients with a concordant response in relation to the total number of patients with a WHO response.
A concordant response is consistent with differences between slow-growing wild and fast-growing domesticated strains being changes that are stable across developmental stages and rearing conditions, and thus may be critical changes that have arisen during the domestication process.
The accuracy of the CA125 criteria was defined as the number of patients with concordant response designations in relation to the total number of patients.
In a retrospective study of 54 patients with aggressive NHL, Juweid et al. showed that only 61% had concordant response designations between integrated IWC including FDG-PET results vs. IWC alone [ 9].
Strategies should be implemented to avoid such a delay and improve the adherence to HAART as a way to implement concordant responses.
More concordant responses result in a higher DiCE score.
Here, we show that across in vivo models, a set of top candidates showed highly concordant responses at 1 and 3 days post-injury (dpi).
A larger sample size will provide definitive information to determine if looking at only concordant responses in the assay will provide the best estimate of transmission.
