Sentence examples for poor concordance from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have described poor concordance with national guidelines that are aimed at improving our ability to provide emergency care for children [4, 5].

More recently, a study of 110 ICU patients (53 with ARC) evaluated the CKD-EPI equation and the authors showed a poor concordance with measured CrCl.

In this case, the matching cannot be considered satisfactory because of poor concordance between the molar (overall score) and molecular (item scores) levels of matching.

The concordance for the other SNPs in "close" proximity (BAT3 and AGER on 6p21) showed very poor concordance as expected.

That is, while separate regions of potential recombination were found in a few instances, there was poor concordance between the detection methods, making untenable any claims for recombination.

As would be suggested by the poor concordance across these tests, the κ−score for correlations between the methods were low (0.09 0.40), except between the related Critchlow coefficients, rb and r (κ score = 0.68).

It demonstrated poor concordance between registry data and death certificates.

The 16 conditions with poor concordance (concordance between 21 and 79%) are of interest.

Poor concordance also impacts the reliable identification of cell-specific membrane proteins.

Delta had relatively poor concordance with the other four measures of informativeness.

In children, there is poor concordance in diagnostic modalities for diagnosing paranasal disease [ 81].