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The proportions of complete and partial concordance between the questionnaires and the reason for consultation and past symptoms reported in the clinical records were also measured.

This review shows increasing interest in ET all over the world but only partial concordance between established theory and empirical evidence.

Since the participants sometimes had more than one diagnosis (multiple body regions affected), it was possible to obtain either a complete or a partial concordance between the diagnoses and the questionnaires.

There is partial concordance between GO categories between the transcript profiles of young flies before and after mating and young and aged virgin flies, indicating that some biological processes undergo specific post-mating or aging-related changes in transcript abundance levels, whereas others reflect post-mating changes that would occur later in the lifespan in the absence of mating.

As for the association between population characteristics and Eperythrozoon infection rate, our results are in partial concordance with the results from Chinese National Consortium on Eperythrozoonosis Research published in 1997 [ 17].

Two authors scored each case independently and discussed discrepancies before providing a final concordance rating (no concordance, minimal concordance, partial concordance, near concordance, complete concordance).

Concordance for the investigated RT samples was 86% (4,099), partial concordance 4% (161) and discordance 10% (492).

Seventy-two (55%) tests were performed in the group with full concordance, 36 (27%) with partial concordance and 23 (18%) with zero concordance.

Of these, 199 (54%) had full concordance between primary diagnosis and second opinion (the first pathologist and the expert reached identical conclusions), 97 (27%) had partial concordance (identical diagnosis of conjonctive tumor but different grade or subtype), and 70 (19%) had complete discordance (different histological type or invalidation of the diagnosis of sarcoma).

However, if we establish cut points between the disability severity levels in each instrument, and compare them as global or partial single measures, there is a significant concordance between the scales used.

Partial agreement was present in 14 cases; 10 patients had qualitative concordance between QEA and BAL and four others between QEA and PSB only.