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Malach points out that imposing static functional zones over a continuous dendritic field, where the average dendritic spread and the size of the zones are concordant, provides good mixing of functional properties across the cortical surface (Malach 1992).

Gathering data across species and showing similar patterns of effects for concordant outcomes provides important support for the use of animal exposure response data in human health risk assessment.

The information from primary sequences and secondary structure of the ITS2 are concordant and provide good phylogenetic resolution, while the mitochondrial marker 16S fails to resolve the relationships between the major clades and shows a lack of structural signals.

Although gene trees can be discordant and complicate the recovery of species trees, they can also be concordant and provide strong support for species delimitation.

Moreover, this bioassay is relatively easy to conduct and provides concordant results.

Conclusion NGS performed on urinary samples from patients with urosepsis appears feasible and provides concordant information with that obtained from conventional culture regarding both the identification of bacteria and associated profiles of antibiotic resistance.

Human clinical studies provide concordant data, as of note, elevated levels of plasma PACAP-38 were revealed in the ictal period of migraineurs (i.e., during a spontaneous migraine attack) compared to the interictal phase [89, 91].

Nevertheless, limiting the analysis to malignant lymph nodes only, the small-voxel images were correct in 89% while the standard-voxel images provided concordant scores in only 76% of the cases (p < 0.001).

The two research fields were found to provide concordant information for certain gene-disease associations more often than what would have been expected by chance.

We ask to what extent these two classes of markers provide concordant information about the structure of populations and the relationships among individuals.

The enamel sample, the crystalline structure of which makes isotopic exchanges more difficult, and the core of the femur, which is especially porous after hydrolysis of collagen, still provide concordant dates.