Sentence examples for some concordance from inspiring English sources

Assuming both high patchiness and some concordance among the distribution of sensitive species, protecting areas with higher abundances of these animals could justify less protection of currently unoccupied or low-density habitats, where more intensive forest management for timber production could occur.

There is some concordance between gene expression differences found with RNA-Seq and those reported in previous microarray studies on Alzheimer's disease [9].

While the genetic divergence and female inviability data showed some concordance with the predictions of Haldane's rule, males were the affected sex in 30% of crosses.

However, with regard to Gene Ontology categories there is some concordance between their and our results: age-repressed genes were over-represented in categories involved in genomic integrity, regulation of transcription and chromatin remodeling [33], [34].

This study also demonstrates some concordance in the adducted proteins identified in rat and monkey nasal epithelial incubations.

Some concordance was seen between the FDA and the EMA for pain claims granted to enzalutamide and abiraterone based on the BPI-SF worst pain item.

Ask a coolhunter where the baggy-jeans look came from, for example, and you might get any number of answers: urban black kids mimicking the jailhouse look, skateboarders looking for room to move, snowboarders trying not to look like skiers, or, alternatively, all three at once, in some grand concordance.

It is possible to observe some level concordance between our findings and those of previous research.

The main pattern we observed in L. saxatilis cytochrome b variation was the existence of several distinct and well-supported clades with some geographical concordance (labelled A-E in Fig. 3).

However the results of these studies are conflicting: some demonstrate concordance, others discordance between technologies [ 12- 17].

Some lack of concordance here can be explained by residual heterozygosity in the pooled samples.