Figure 4A provides an example of this concordance for a 130 kb region of Chr17 in all the cell lines.
As anticipated, another example of good concordance is the fact that most of the work supported by NEI is associated with Cluster 9, which encompasses visual and motor systems.
In some cases, for example, the lack of concordance among study findings was evidently a straightforward consequence of the different drug characteristics and regulatory environments.
The (P-POD) [ 26] was used to identify homologous genes [ 27], yielding many examples of functional concordance between biogenesis factors for Yor1-ΔF and those known for CFTR-ΔF.
As a second example of the lack of concordance, one incidental finding in our study was the perception that "zero" women (perceived as true by clinical officers) used traditional birth attendants (TBA), versus "half of women" (perceived as true by community health workers and couples) frequented births with TBA.
In RA, for example, the concordance of disease occurrence and progression in identical twins is only 10%, clearly indicating that environmental and/or epigenetic factors are involved both in induction (where smoking is the biggest environmental risk) and progression of disease [ 64].
Our results suggest that thermography, for example, may produce higher estimates of concordance than VPA, and thus different methods of genital arousal assessment may produce different concordance estimates.
In this study, we used RLSV as an example trait to assess the effectiveness of concordance analysis to narrow down from a QTL region to candidate mutations.
For schizophrenia, for example, the concordance (risk of one twin's being schizophrenic if the other is) is about 45 percent for MZ twins and about 15 percent for DZ twins.
A number of indices exist, and some common examples include Kappa, the Kendall coefficient of concordance, Bland-Altman plots, and the intraclass correlation coefficient.
