Sentence examples for low disagreement from inspiring English sources

For [18F]FDG, relatively low disagreement of 4 and 6% for AICC and SC, respectively, was observed.

There were also low disagreement rates for the latter two statements of pessimism for the prevention and mitigation of AIDS (54.5% and 39.2%, respectively).

Program audits reported low disagreement rates (between the auditor and site data collector) relatively early in program development (3.15% in 2005) and this rate has continued to drop (1.56% in 2008).

The work of our panel of experts showed a low disagreement rate among panelists in the second round, compared with other studies in which a similar methodology was used [ 16].

The hematopathologists scored the diagnosis certainty (high, medium or low) using diagnostic term specificity, source documentation quality and agreement between source records (high: complete specification by appropriate diagnostic terms and cytogenetic information; medium: same but no cytogenetic information; and low: disagreement between source records or ambiguity).

A disagreement was indicated by 41.8% of the total sample with the highest level of disagreement in the highest income group (55.1%) and the lowest disagreement among the lowest income participants (37.5%).

A pathway had "Low" taxonomic disagreement if in the upper two quartiles of negative distances (i.e., those closest to zero), "Medium" if in the second quartile, and "High" if in the bottom (i.e., most negative) quartile.

But not all ballots have been counted, and what began as a low-level disagreement veered sharply into court last week, and goes to the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court today.

When coverage is low, large disagreements between technical replicates are apparent.

When more than one ortholog was assigned to a mouse gene, the one with the lowest positional disagreement d (defined below) was chosen.

Lymbery hasn't so much had bust-ups with the veterinary establishment ("the high priests of the livestock industry", as he calls them), as fairly low-key disagreements at conferences and award ceremonies, where their paths might cross.