Exact(1)
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].
Similar(59)
For example, the concordance for fat mass among monozygotic twins is reported to be 70 90%, higher than the 35 45% concordance in dizygotic twins[16], [17], suggesting the heritability of BMI ranges from 30 to 70% [18] [19], [20], [21].
A recent study, for example, described the concordance of mouse proteome and transcriptome from different mouse strains to be at a modest level (rho=0.27; p<0.05) with about 40% of the detected proteins not correlating to the changes in mRNA level [ 42].
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.
The concordance of the model was 83%.
The concordance of these results with structural models developed from other techniques is discussed.
The concordance of tests results is shown in Table 17.
The concordance of blind duplicates was 99.74%.
The concordance of duplicate genotypes was 100%.
Typing system concordance refers to the concordance of the results by independent typing systems [ 22].
As the remaining 454 amplicons show no sequence variation and are therefore in agreement with the low CN of 2 determined by the alternative methods, sample NA18552 may represent in our hands the first example violating the concordance rule of DEFB [ 28].
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