Sentence examples for smaller concordance from inspiring English sources

A smaller concordance was found for up-regulated probesets identified in the linear amplified bulk and LCM datasets (~60%).

Analyzing the correlation between segmental copy numbers and gene expression (see Table 2), even a smaller concordance of 2.5% was found for amplified segments within up-regulated genes, and no concordance was found for deletions.

Therefore, high call rate and low concordance were observed with the sample number smaller than 48.

The small sample sizes and general lack of power have resulted in little concordance between these studies.

Concordance smaller than 75% could be caused by (i) hybridization failure (due to low probe concentration), (ii) improper assignment of clones to genes, (iii) sequencing errors, (iv) alternative splicing, (v) chance (false negatives).

Accuracy was higher for female respondents than for men: although the mean difference between 'actual' and 'perceived' age disparities was larger for women, the variance and IQR were smaller, and the concordance correlation coefficient larger, than for male respondents.

No weighted Kappa coefficient could be calculated for the final week because observed concordance was smaller than mean-chance concordance.

This high variability in concordance among smaller hospitals may mean that morbidity-adjusted comparisons are not as valid as for larger hospitals.

These corpus-based tasks require work on a small number of expanded concordance lines in detail, a procedure which leads to enhanced understanding of the context in which the rhetorical function appears.

In our study, small tumours had greater concordance and large tumours had greater heterogeneity and more unrepresentative samples.

† Cohen's kappa could not be calculated because of high concordance and small number of hip cases (n=11).