Sentence examples for concordance of from inspiring English sources

In England in 1857, an ambitious proposal was made to create an encyclopedic concordance of English words.

That honour goes to the 500 monks led by Hugh of St Cher who compiled the first concordance of the bible in 1230.

If there were a concordance of Mercer lyrics, which are steeped in nostalgic wanderlust, it would abound in images of a verdant Southern landscape crisscrossed with railroad tracks.

He told his listeners that a scientific study had shown the concordance of homosexuality between identical twins to be only six per cent.

Concordance of measures was evaluated using CCC.

Full concordance of the results for both systems was observed.

The concordance of tests results is shown in Table 17.

Concordance of results with the N-PCR was 90%.

Comparison of two techniques showed full concordance of the results.

The concordance of these results with structural models developed from other techniques is discussed.

For that reason an understanding of the concordance of physicians and patients is absolutely essential.