The phrase "and in concordance with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate agreement or alignment with a particular standard, rule, or principle.
Example: "The new policy was developed and in concordance with the latest regulations set forth by the governing body."
Alternatives: "in accordance with" or "in alignment with".
Interestingly, PARD6B is enriched in gain of function categories and, in concordance with published data, frequently upregulated in breast cancer (Figure 6a; Cunliffe et al.34).34
We suggest that downregulation of expression of these GBM-TFs can be associated with the PTEN DAXX H3.3 complex, since H3.3 is enriched near the transcription binding sites of these genes, as we observed from the genomic data and in concordance with the literature12, and DAXX disruption only affects their expression in PTEN-deficient cells.
After validation on a set of M. tuberculosis clinical isolates, this method proved to be sensitive, accurate, reproducible and in concordance with phylogeographical lineage assignment.
The fact that these proteins were detected at levels allowing protein sequencing, and in concordance with recently published literature, indicates the purifications were working reliably and efficiently.
Prakash et al also demonstrated higher levels of macrophages similar to those seen in our study and in concordance with an increased requirement for innate sensing at this immunological site.
In our Neolithic samples from Damsbo (4,200 YBP) and the Bronze Age sample from Bredtoftegård (3,300 3,500 YBP) all three individuals harboured clade U (Table 1), and in concordance with the findings of Bramanti et al. (2009) [8] and Malmström et al. (2009) [14] we identified Hg U4 (Bt1 and D1) and U5a (D2).
The US and Japan models were designed and conducted in concordance with International Society For Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPORR) good practice guidelines [ 12, 13].
Indications for surgery of symptomatic HO formations and surgical techniques were equally weighted and are in concordance with the literature.
Zebrafish model was useful screening model for teratogenic potential of antiepilepsy drugs and was in concordance with in vivo mammalian data and human clinical data.
Only 47% of severity ratings were concordant with the standards, and 40% of pharmacists rated both error category and severity in concordance with the standards.
The protective effect of Z-DEVD-fmk in vitro on TEER was partial and is in concordance with the immunohistological findings of ZO-1 and Cl-5 integrity, which were also not completely protected by Z-DEVD-fmk after OGD.
