Sentence examples for concordant entry from inspiring English sources

One DSM-IV Axis-1 diagnosis of disorganised schizophrenia (V, 295.10) was changed to paranoid schizophrenia (295.30) giving a concordant entry; one case of cyclothymic disorder, (S, 301.13) was changed to bipolar disorder (296.56) giving a discordant entry; and one case of factitious disorder (V, 300.16) was changed to somatoform disorder (300.81) giving a concordant pair.

Of the 421 patients selected for this part of the study, 320 had completely concordant data between manual entry and electronic import methods in a median of 12 pathology fields (range 10 13), indicating an outright accuracy in 76% of all patients.

The ontological model adds inferential relationships to the hierarchies and defines the reasoning logic to identify the database entries (neuronal reconstructions) concordant to a given query.

The same analysis was conducted on the 'prescribed at study entry' cohorts; the findings were concordant with those shown in Figure  2.

Table  2 presents the proportion of respondents who were concordant on rating of health (EVGGFP) at study entry and 2 years later.

Split-sample validation by randomization, age, entry time or residence of patients demonstrated concordant findings.

This self-report was concordant with the actual time from encounter to data entry as automatically captured by the electronic diary, with a mean delay of 3.6 hours (median <1 hour).

The present finding that low PA level before military entry is associated particularly with OIs is concordant with previous studies [ 15, 16, 45, 46] and suggests that untrained conscripts overload their musculoskeletal structures and tissues more often than their active counterparts during military training.

Overall, RT-PCR results were concordant with array data for 47 of 78 RefSeq entries (60%).

When we divided the sample by median age, median entry time and residence as defined, we discovered concordant findings among these divided subsets (Tables S1, S2, S3, S4).

In the STEP-BD study, earlier age at onset and administration of adequate pharmacotherapy at entry predicted those more likely to receive guideline-concordant care during new-onset mood episodes [ 29].