Sentence examples for less agreement with from inspiring English sources

Literature on UPAF indicates emerging consensus on the potential of UPAF in adaptation, but less agreement with respect to mitigation of climate change.

Therefore higher scores indicate less agreement with the statement.

However, there was less agreement with genes previously identified as enriched in human myoepithelial and luminal cells.

Although there is a general consensus about asthma-associated symptoms, there is less agreement with regard to specific questions that provide the most appropriate assessment of these symptoms.

However, we witnessed less agreement with WHSA-II survey results on complex health issues and observed a more nuanced range of opinions and attitudes.

Kappa values for IgG ranged from 0.48 to 0.94, while for IgM there was generally less agreement with kappa's ranging from 0.32 to 0.68 (Table  2).

Although there is less agreement with the statements about appreciation from the municipal government and their primary employer (DOH), there is still a general sentiment of appreciation.

The factors that contributed most strongly to a negative birth experience in women with normal labour were less agreement with the statement 'It was exiting to give birth' (OR 0.13, 95% CI 0.34-0.5).

For example, following the workshops we would expect less agreement with the statement "Science classes are different from courses in other subjects in that students must learn the content before they can think about it analytically".

The use of PSFallpass either for pre- or post-treatment (i.e. OSEMPET1/PSFallpass-PET2 or PSFallpass-PET1/OSEMPET2) showed considerably less agreement with kappa values of 0.75 (95 % CI 0.67 0.83) and 0.86 (95 % CI 0.78 0.94), respectively.

A review of studies of the validity of proxy responses to capture the experience of end of life care concluded that that proxies can reliably report on the quality of services and on observable symptoms but proxy reports show less agreement with reports from patients on more subjective aspects of the end of life experience, pain, anxiety and depression in particular [ 36].