Sentence examples for robust concordance from inspiring English sources

FRT-seq confirmed 77% of the genes found differentially expressed by RNA-seq, showing a robust concordance between the two techniques.

Differentially expressed genes identified by LIMMA were verified by SVM-RFE [ 35], which revealed a robust concordance rate in terms of total number of overlapping differentially expressed genes identified by the two methods.

The sample size is relatively small, but confidence intervals are narrow (since the proportions appear robust) and concordance is very good to optimal, thereby reinforcing our main finding.

If the gender difference in concordance is robust, as the present data suggest, what then can explain it?

The concordance of robust QTL selected between single-family and joint-family methods was generally limited, but highly variable among traits.

Furthermore, based on concordance between robust molecular results and IHC, we showed that the CK5 antibody was better suited than the CK5/6 antibody to subtype basal-like patients.

Our study also benefits from inclusion of robust methods to monitor treatment concordance and the inclusion of home blood pressure monitoring to exclude a 'white coat effect' and provide a more comprehensive assessment of the BP response to the various treatments.

Repeated analysis in several runs showed a high degree (96.5%) of concordance, and the most robust call was selected in the case of discordance (3.5%).

The similarity between the concatenated tree and concordance trees indicates that a robust phylogenetic topological structure could be predicted based on hundreds of molecular loci, even though these had markedly divergent rates of molecular evolution.

We must be expeditious in drug development, which will ultimately lead to more robust preclinical testing of compounds and better concordance between laboratory groups.

PCR MP is not the ideal subtyping test as it meets six from the seven defined criteria including cost effectiveness, rapid performance, robust results, typeability, high discrimination and epidemiological concordance [ 33, 34].