Sentence examples for positive concordance from inspiring English sources
In 30 out of 51 patients (61%), a positive concordance between the clinical diagnosis and SPECT/CT findings was found.
Prescreening data were used to calculate HIV-1 discordance, HIV-1 negative and HIV-1 positive concordance as a percentage of the total number of couples tested at those sites during the data collection time period and as a weighted regional HIV-1 discordance rate across sites on a country-specific basis, regionally (Eastern and Southern Africa) and across these 12 Partners HSV-2 Study sites.
Positive concordance was 98% with IHC for IDH1 R132H detection and 100% with sequencing.
A computerized investigation substantially eases the logistic [ 26] of recording symptoms; therefore it was of great value that we could show the positive concordance between the two versions.
(3) Correlation between the physiological index and biochemical stress index was validated in the multiparameter system, with the conclusion that there was positive concordance between them.
Similar sensitivities were obtained by Brinkhoff et al. (2008) and Brajon et al. (2012), whereas Herrmann-Hoesing et al. (2007) reported a 96.2% positive concordance of the OPPV qPCR.
Positive concordances were high, with 98% between PCR and IHC and 100% between PCR and Sanger sequencing.
The positive concordances of RT-PCR and central IHC (83.8%%) and of RT-PCR and central FISH (87.8 %) were comparable to that of central IHC and central FISH (88.9 %).
The positive concordances of RT-PCR and central IHC and of RT-PCR and central FISH were comparable to that of central IHC and central FISH, whereas the negative concordance of RT-PCR and central IHC was similar to that of RT-PCR and central FISH, but greater than that of central IHC and central FISH.
All mutations detected by sequencing (n = 67) were concordantly detected by PCR and 5/66 sequencing-negative cases were PCR-positive (overall concordance: 96%).
In previous reports from a hyper-endemic area of Uganda, Kyabayinze et al. (2008) identified "faint test bands" in ParaCheck Pf® (bands that can only be seen in good light) and classified them true positives using concordance values between two HRP2 RDTs [ 5].
