Sentence examples for moderate disagreement from inspiring English sources

Overall, these results suggest moderate disagreement between planar and SPECT/CT methodologies for Dmean calculation and, therefore, should not be used interchangeably (Table 3).

The third cardiologist, whose role was to resolve uncertainty and moderate disagreement, was a specialist electrophysiologist.

As both analyses contained the moderate group, disagreement between the two discriminant analyses was possible.

In section three on structure of case management most characteristics were met with a moderate level of disagreement (63%), while 22% encountered a high level of disagreement and only 15% were met with agreement.

Overall, about a third of the aims and characteristics met with agreement (34%), almost half with a moderate level of disagreement (49%), and less than a fifth (17%) with a high level of disagreement.

This threshold allows for a moderate amount of disagreement between the various model predictions, with non-equivalence suggesting biological disparities in C stocks.

To distinguish between a high and a moderate level of disagreement we used a cut off score of M.A.D. = 2.0.

In section two on content of case management most characteristics were met with a moderate level of disagreement (44%), while another 40% were met with agreement and a small proportion with a high level of disagreement (17%).

There was a moderate amount of disagreement about how the development of toxicogenomics would affect the use of animals in testing in both the short and the long term.

This result is likely due to the moderate (1.3-fold) disagreement between the frequencies of coexisting arrangements R2a and R2b because there is virtually no frequency difference between coexisting arrangements R3c and R2d.

The one aim with a moderate level of disagreement (Additional file 1, aim 1.2) used the term 'care on demand'vraaggestuurdurd'), which is used by Dutch policy makers to indicate that the patient is central to care as opposed to 'care as supplied'aanbodbod gestuurd') which prioritises the habits, rules and regulations of the institution delivering it.