- (Participant 31, 74 yo White British F, ++) Of the eight participants who thought first about function [ID= 5, 6, 11, 17, 18, 28, 32, 35], six were not discordant (i.e. had a discordance value of 00) and two were discordant.
Because otherwise, you'll make assumptions about each other and you'll be missing each other, and that will lead to a discordance.
At re-interview by the headache specialists, 91 (22.8%) of the 399 respondents reported headache in the previous year, a discordance of 7 (1.8%).
There was a greater intra-pair GQ difference in the 12 twin pairs who had a discordance of greater than 30% (mean GQ=98 versus 105, p<0.001).
There was no positive correlation between total EGFR and specific tracer uptake, which, since ZEGFR:2377 binds extracellularly and is slowly internalized, indicates a discordance between available membranous and total EGFR expression levels.
Among the most serious problems limiting effective application of the system of multifunctional forest management is a discordance between the social order of forest functions and their economic funding.
Using such a correction on a lead analysis that contains a discordance component caused by lead loss will invariably lead to overcorrection, and hence to a meaningless, young age.
As immigrants who came here legally, often on H1B visas, there is a discordance when considering the plight of the millions of immigrants who came here without documentation.
Two observers independently scored 65% of all genotypes with a discordance rate of less than 0.1%.
Thus, quantifying and comparing p38 phosphorylation and kinase activity shows a discordance between anti-phospho-p38 signal and actual kinase activity.
We observed a discordance of 5% between Ss phenotyping (performed in the field) and genotyping, which is compatible with previous studies [70].
