Sentence examples for concordance is consistent from inspiring English sources
This concordance is consistent with findings in B*27/57 pos patients during primary infection, non-progressive chronic infection or following vaccination (Altfeld et al., 2003, Horton et al., 2006, Migueles et al., 2000, Migueles et al., 2002, Migueles et al., 2008, Migueles et al., 2009, Migueles et al., 2011, Saez-Cirion et al., 2007, Saez-Cirion et al., 2009).
That said, the general lack of geographical concordance within these six lineages is consistent with a hypothesis of recent gene flow across populations indicating that a sufficient period has not elapsed to sort ancestral polymorphisms.
The concordance between genotypes and dosages is consistent with the potential of the signal as a candidate (Table 3).
With regard to direction of regulation, there was a modest concordance that was consistent with co-regulation by c-Myc and mTORC1, two positive regulators of cell growth and proliferation.
These concordance rates are consistent with earlier analyses using independently generated reference genotypes (Cooper et al., 2008).
Genetic epidemiological studies of family history and twin concordance studies are consistent with an underlying multifactorial model of disease susceptibility with a significant polygenic component.
Thus, in concordance with past archeological studies, our molecular analysis is consistent with the early evolution of small size in dogs from the Middle East.
This result is consistent with Avise's [58] hypothesis that concordance exists between biogeographic and intraspecific phylogeographic boundaries.
This conclusion is consistent irrespective of n used to calculate concordance (data not shown).
Generally, the costs of the proteomes in descending order were Eukaryota, Bacteria, and Archaea, which is consistent with the descending order of the concordance: Eukarya, Bacteria and Archaea.
Concordance index is a measure of whether ranking of patients by staging is consistent with the ranking of their outcome.
