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Finally, concordance between affinities obtained for the three derivatives to CAs isozymes on both chips has allowed to valid the approaches for a further screening of new derivatives.
Finally, concordance of patterns of effects between different agents was evaluated by linear regression analysis.
Finally, concordance has been observed between unsupervised hierarchical clusters of gene expression data and tumor type of FFPE carcinomas and the tissue of origin of 3 unknown carcinomas has been elucidated [ 9].
Finally, concordance between the patient's preferences for end-of-life care and the end-of-life care received will be calculated using Intraclass Correlation Coefficients (ICC) for continuous variables and Cohen's κ for categorical variables.
Two authors scored each case independently and discussed discrepancies before providing a final concordance rating (no concordance, minimal concordance, partial concordance, near concordance, complete concordance).
Finally, the concordance of fMRI and NIRS data supports NIRS as an alternative functional neuroimaging method for psychiatric research.
Finally, the concordance of the cohort address classification by the two models was considered.
Finally, in concordance with RNA-seq results, qPCR expression levels of candidate genes were significantly higher in SMV when compared to SMH (t = 4.22, P = 0.003).
Finally, the excellent concordance between fluorescent α-BT labeling and SPT trajectories on labeled cells confirmed random QD labeling across the entire population of α7-nAChRs; consequently, the vast majority of trajectories (∼80%) analyzed here correspond to dendritic receptors.
Finally, the high concordance between significance of pathway alignment and Jaccard coefficients ≥0.3 (P < 10−) indicates that the Jaccard coefficient is a good approximation of the more elaborate pathway alignment procedure (25).
Finally, despite satisfactory concordance, caution should be exercised when considering conditions for which the indication of drugs might be uncertain or is prone to practice variations (Table 2, footnote c).
