Sentence examples for discrepancy rate from inspiring English sources

The non-reference discrepancy rate (NRD) estimated for 16 Lvg individuals genotyped in replicates was 0.008 (SD 0.0076) indicating >99% genotyping concordance.

In a subgroup of 24 MPM patients with bidimensionally measurable pleural lesions only, the discrepancy rate was 29%, always due to underscoring by RECIST.

However, when in the same subgroup the modified RECIST response evaluation was used the discrepancy rate was 21% and in all cases due to underscoring by WHO.

The Gull type-specific assay for HSV antibodies has significant problems with sensitivity and specificity at a discrepancy rate of 11%.

Sixteen Lvg individuals included in both experiments were used to estimate the genotyping error expressed as the non-reference discrepancy rate (NRD 53 in GATK module GenotypeConcordance. Mendelian inheritance was tested using the hybrid family.

Studies have found a discrepancy rate — when the presumed father is not the biological father — of anywhere from 0.8 percent to 30 percent, with the median being 3.7 percent, according to one review of such studies.

Abdominal and pelvic computed tomography (CT) interpretation: discrepancy rates among experienced radiologists.

The systematic review found rather low discrepancy rates.

Double reading by sub-specialists found high discrepancy rates.

OBJECTIVE To examinehow study volume affects discrepancy rates for on-call radiology residents.

The discrepancy rates, patient demographics, type of consultations and submitting institutions varied among participating NCCN institutions.