The phrase "agreements defined as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the nature or characteristics of agreements in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The agreements defined as binding contracts must be signed by both parties to be enforceable."
Alternatives: "agreements characterized as" or "agreements described as".
The breath-by-breath inter-rater agreement, defined as the agreement between errors obtained by the two investigators, and inter-method agreement, defined as the agreement between errors obtained by automated analysis and the average errors obtained by the two investigators, were evaluated by means of the intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC).
With the range of the 95% limits of agreement defined as between −1.46 and 1.46 ΔSUV, a total of 94% of all voxels was accurately aligned within the range, or in other words, 6% of the voxels mismatched (Figure 2).
With the range of the 95% limits of agreement defined as between −25 and 25 Δ percentage, a total of 93% of voxels aligned within this range, which means that 7% of the voxels mismatched using this method.
Variation was determined using limits of agreement, defined as 1.96 times the standard deviation of the mean difference.
However, the proportion of positive agreement, defined as the proportion of patients that were identified as poor complier by both methods, was only 0.06.
After reaching satisfactory agreement (defined as κ≥0.85), reports were screened independently until the target sample size of 300 trials was reached (fig 1).
The agreement between imaging methods and compared with clinical examination is reported as the overall agreement, defined as the proportion of exact agreements to the overall number of trials (expressed as a percentage).
The cross-classification showed a significant overall agreement (defined as the percentage of observed exact agreements) for SASDAS vs ASDAS-ESR (weighted k = 0.704) and for SASDAS vs ASDAS-CRP (k = 0.661).
Agreement was quantified by calculation of the mean differences between the observers and the standard deviation (SD) of this difference and the limits of agreement, defined as the mean difference ± 1.96*SD of this difference.
We computed correspondence based on (1) full ATC code agreement, that is, correspondence of the entire ATC code, and (2) therapeutic subgroup agreement, defined as correspondence of the first three ATC code positions (eg, A02).
