Sentence examples for because of concordance from inspiring English sources
A consensus procedure was developed but was not necessary because of concordance.
The reviewer countered that data in the Apps et al 2013 paper suggests that the epitopes are identical, presumably (since they did not state why) because of concordance of reaction with a range of class I alleles, with the implication that the two antibodies were not independent and thus were no better than previous data with HLA-C.
Otherwise the true polymorphism could be eliminated because of lack of concordance with the QTL status.
Concordance was measured using a correlation coefficient in this meta-analysis because this estimate of concordance is overwhelmingly reported in the literature.
Acupuncture clinical trials using an individualized treatment arm may be difficult to replicate or evaluate because of low concordance among acupuncturists.
In this case, the matching cannot be considered satisfactory because of poor concordance between the molar (overall score) and molecular (item scores) levels of matching.
Cham emphasized that because of strong concordance between the principles of conservation and those of Buddhism, the environmental education program is planting seeds in fertile ground: "The Buddha was born in the forest and attained enlightenment in the forest, and he lived as many different animals, including an elephant and a turtle, before being born human".
Although there was 84% agreement (excluding inconclusive ICC results) between 2 methodologies, this was mostly because of the concordance of dual negative findings.
Because we used more sequence data here than in [ 32, 33] and because of the concordance of our present results with [ 34, 35], we consider the present cladistic structure to represent a dominant phylogeny.
