Among the subgroup of patients whose emergency department medical records made no mention of basic ADL, concordance between physicians' knowledge and the information furnished by relatives was only moderate (κ = 0.43, 95% CI 0.32 0.55).
In cases where one basic ADL was specifically mentioned, concordance continued to be moderate (κ = 0.36, 95% CI 0.15 0.56), but where two or more basic ADL were mentioned, concordance rose to 0.82 (95% CI 0.57 1.00) (P for trend < 0.001).
Computational analysis is most frequently applied to the handling of basic language data e.g., making concordances and counting frequencies of sounds, words, and word elements although numerous other types of linguistic analysis can be performed by computers.
Concordance for the different basic ADL, along with the sensitivity, specificity and predictive values of medical judgment for the purpose of detecting functional disability for these basic ADL, are shown in Table 3.
In this file, some basic summary statistics of NGS and genotype concordance with the SNP-chip data per horse are provided.
However, a limitation of this approach and of MOA approaches in general is the tacit assumption of site concordance, which departs from the basic tenet of U.S. EPA cancer risk assessment that site concordance across species is not required in hazard evaluation, a tenet consistent with observations of site disconcordance across countless rodent bioassays.
The earliest and most basic linguistic technologies are frequency lists and the concordance lines from a corpus.
The basic quality of the imputations was measured by the concordance of the stage predictions with their observed values and the extent of dislocation.
In concordance with those findings, we have trained two basic language models.
The functional concordance of Mil in divergent organs suggests a basic common role of Mil in directing precursor cell migrating and positioning in zebrafish organogenesis.
