Sentence examples for more concordant within from inspiring English sources

Consistent with previous twin studies (Turnbaugh et al, 2009; Yatsunenko et al, 2012), fecal microbial diversity was significantly more concordant within our twin pairs than between randomly paired individuals.

Moreover, in some cases, the signature of the PDX may be more concordant with metastatic lesions than the primary tumor itself, suggesting that selection occurs within the initial passaging of the xenograft [ 42, 53].

Also their dynamic breathing rhythms are much more concordant with sentences boundaries (a half of full stops were correlated with breath pauses).

While the convenience sample employed in the present protocol was not representative of metropolitan Melbourne, our findings were more concordant with results from a large-scale European study, in demonstrating a high level of child-adult mixing within families [ 9].

This indicates that some people's epigenome is more concordant with their chronological age than others.

The Freundlich adsorption isotherm is more concordant with the experimental observations of proteins absorption.

This is also true for the red blood cell count (RBC) in females, which is also more concordant with male, and in both sexes, the platelet count (Plt) is more concordant with results obtained from longer-lived strains.

Table 3 shows the data on whether beliefs about treatments became more concordant with those of health professionals.

The conclusion was that the design of the clerkships should be improved to make them more concordant with national goals.

In this range, F2 sites were more concordant with predicted sites covered in the reference B73 datasets as expected.

The critic George Steiner defined intimacy as "confident, quasi-immediate translation," a state of increasingly one-to-one correspondence in which "the external vulgate and the private mass of language grow more and more concordant".