The radiologist noted the discordance between imaging and CNB pathology and recommended surgical excision, which confirmed this lesion to be an invasive ductal carcinoma.
In a rare note of discordance with the Republican nominee, he even adds that Trump was wrong to finally admit last month that Barack Obama is an American, as the US president's birth certificate was obviously Photoshopped.
However, no consistent conclusions were obtained regarding this issue, and the problems contributing to the discordance have been noted (10).
With a tone that had nearly enough reverb for surf music, Mr. Toure would bend a note toward discordance, jab against the beat or soar into a glissando, heeding the pattern only to disrupt it at will.
You can manipulate those eight notes so that they diverge further from the home note, creating swarming noises that become increasingly unsettling as the discordance mounts.
The discordance in potentially actionable alterations noted in the data presented here suggest that rates of discordance may differ on a gene-by-gene basis and that discordance in SCNAs may be more common than in somatic point mutations.
Note that for N = 5000, available in the Supplementary Materials, the discordance between FDR and rFDR disappears.
* P < 0.05 ** P < 0.01 *** P < 0.001 Note: results adjusted for sex, age, and profession A summary of the discordance scores is shown in Table 5.
The discordance in the SNP calling for the technical replicates warrants a note of caution in applying captured resequencing platforms in routine diagnostics without proper validation.
It is also worthy of note that explicitly separating outcome preference and outcome prediction appears to be validated by the results of this study: as the discordance between these two senses of expectation was greater than the discordance between either of them and actual outcome.
