Sentence examples for statistical concordance from inspiring English sources

Good statistical concordance between sexing via ultrasound and sexing at birth has been established (kappa coefficient of 0.8).

A statistical concordance was observed between CCI and SCS (κ coefficient of reliability=0.288; P<0.00001; Table 5).

Nevertheless, there is probably a sufficient statistical concordance to warrant the use of these indicators to estimate variation in season length.

To date, studies have primarily used statistical concordance of interaction patterns across multiple genes to infer the role of previously uncharacterized genes.

The CoMFA model was validated both internally and externally, producing the statistical values concordance correlation coefficient (CCC) of 0.88, the mean value r2m of 0.66 and Q2F3 of 0.89.

Table 4 illustrates the comparison of statistical parameters and concordance of the two cytogradings with histological grading system.

This definition was prospectively defined for this biomarker study before the start of the statistical evaluation in concordance with previous studies [ 12, 17].

The statistical assessment of concordance (ICC) among raters demonstrated a substantial degree of agreement, which compares well with other clinical rating systems.

Besides arbitrary thresholds for statistical significance, the concordance of genetic effects for many of the SNPs across the 5 different studies is also providing evidence of true associations (See Tables 2 and 3, and the supplementary tables for SNPs that reached significance with 5% FDR correction).

Statistical analyses for concordance and sample mean differences were performed on the original set of 35 samples where the %CV was less than 20%%, as well as the complete set of 44 samples to determine whether there were any comparable differences between the original assay set and the repeated samples.

For statistical inference of the concordance function, we set the critical threshold of T-values for concordance to a value equivalent to the joint distribution of atrophy and perfusion at p  < 0.05 statistical significance with a family-wise error (FWE) adjustment for multiple comparisons, as illustrated in Fig.  1.