Sentence examples for our discordance from inspiring English sources

Though analysing a higher number of samples per patient (up to 13 tumour samples) our discordance rate was similar with 18.9% of patients showing discordant results (10 out of 53 patients).

This is most clear for the introgression of mtDNA haplotypes, with the exception of populations of mixed phylogenetic ancestry, which we excluded from our discordance analyses.

This explains why reproducibility is mediocre, as shown by our discordances in interpretation between physicians when the prostate is still in place, which was the case for most of our patients.

These findings are consistent with our observed discordance between occupancy by RNAPII and the mRNA levels for a large subset of genes.

In our study, discordance in HER2 status between HER2− primary breast tumors and minimal residual disease in blood or BM was contributed more often by DTCs than by CTCs (28.2% vs. 15%).

Our 15% discordance rate in CTCs of patients with operable breast cancer is lower than those reported by Ignatiadis et al. and Apostolaki et al., who found discordance rates of 28 44% in patients with operable breast cancer using RT-PCR to evaluate HER2 status of CTCs 14, 15.

The relatively small sample size during 2005 2006 prohibited our assessing discordance of prevalence at high risk for diabetes using A1C versus prevalence of pre-diabetes, undiagnosed diabetes, and normal glucose status using glucose criteria, because of the large number of overlapping categories involved.

23 Our measure of discordance approximates to Dressler's concept of cultural dissonance.

In this situation, our data showed discordance in 27.4 % of lesions.

Our analyses of discordance of receptor status between the primary and metastatic site are concordant with this concept.

Our 28.2% discordance is lower than these studies, which again is most likely related to the different techniques used for evaluation of the HER2 status.