Sentence examples for more discordance from inspiring English sources

The percentage of patients in whom one or more discordance's between WHO and RECIST were detected was 47, 88% due to underscoring by RECIST.

More discordance exists about the newborns' impact on maternal rest, especially when babies stay with their mothers over night, as is now widely practiced and advocated [ 16].

In group 1, There was a clinically significant (2 stages or more) discordance in 17 patients (10%): 5% due to FT failure (9/170), 4% due to biopsy failure (6/170) and indeterminate in 1% (2/170).

The S value is a measure of the number of parsimony steps in characters for a reconstructed gene tree, such that more discordance between the population model and gene tree leads to a higher S value.

In our analyses this seems to be the case for the loop partition that has similar percentages of star-like and partially resolved quartets as the stem partition (Fig.  2b), but when the loop bipartitions are plotted in the consensus networks (Fig.  3) it is clear that there is more discordance.

The EORTC classification displayed more discordances than what PERCIST did for all scenarios.

Comparisons of BtOM1.0 vs. UMD3.1, or Btau4.6, revealed that Btau4.6 presented far more discordances (7,463) vs. UMD3.1 (4,754).

Our analysis, through alignments to BtOM1.0, showed that Btau4.6 presented far more discordances as compared to UMD3.1.

To generate a more meaningful discordance measure for low-frequency variants, we compare the imputed genotypes and the simulated true genotypes across sites for which the true genotypes are heterozygotes.

Furthermore there was also a more marked discordance in the range below 615 nm that could come from complex tissues optics phenomena, due to tissues absorption and scattering [ 16] or from other minority intrinsic fluorophores [ 17].

After administration of the study agents, there were more cases of discordance between the D1 and D2 in the tramadol group than in the placebo group (10/46 vs. 2/49, p = 0.01) (see Table 3).