Sentence examples for considered concordant from inspiring English sources

Condition-goal pairs that were not considered concordant by 60% consensus opinion were considered discordant per the concordance and discordance framework, i.e., any condition that is not concordant with diabetes care is considered discordant without needing a separate discordance threshold [ 7].

An interpretation was considered concordant if the PI reading was consistent with the formal PR interpretation; concordance was the correctly identified presence and location of atelectasis, infiltrates, invasive support devices or other clinically significant findings by the PI.

The three procedures (visual, SPM-P, and SPM-A) were considered concordant when they were all negative or when the most intense hypometabolic area on visual analysis corresponded to the most significant hypometabolic cluster on SPM analyses.

Finally, treatment was considered concordant with guidelines in 313 patients (38%).

Discrepancy in size of residual tumour between MRI and histology within 10 mm was considered concordant.

Causes of death were considered concordant if they fell within the same category.

We then eliminated 22 SNPs (29%) after inter-sample validation within the same multiplex, considering concordant genotypes shared by several samples valid and rejecting the rest as potential false positives.

Patients receiving more than two antibiotics, and who received at minimum a combination that was considered guideline concordant, were classified as having received other guideline-concordant regimes.

We note that several examples of temperature estimates from isotopic data are considered broadly concordant with associated leaf-physiognomy estimates [34] [37]; however, these confirm qualitative temperature changes (presence of warming and cooling) much more robustly than they support precise quantitative estimates from leaf physiognomic data.

Thus, a ratio difference of only 0.95 versus 1.05 is designated a mismatch, which normally would be considered very concordant in the biological sense.

Asian patients were not included in this analysis because, with current data limitations, ethnically dissimilar Asian patients and physicians would be considered race/ethnicity concordant, despite potentially significant cultural and language differences.