Sentence examples for strict concordance from inspiring English sources

Strict concordance with any admission criteria would have reduced the overall hospitalization rate.

Thus, there was not a strict concordance between gene expression in the lof and gof backgrounds, but there was significant overlap.

Thus, while some RNA-seq and ChiP-seq targets were in common, there was not strict concordance between targets identified by the two methodologies.

As previously reported, there is no strict concordance between serological and parasitological techniques for the detection of cryptic L. infantum infection [ 15, 16].

There was no strict concordance between the geographic distribution of lineages and two recognized biogeographic transition zones along the coast of Chile.

Future treatment should be in strict concordance with continuously updated evidence-based management guidelines, informed by quality assured surveillance of local AMR and also treatment failures.

This is explained by our stricter definition of concordance, which required complete matching between both specimens.

It remains unclear how robust phylogenies that predate these developments (i.e., the bulk of phylogenetic studies) are to departures from the assumption of strict gene tree-species tree concordance.

Besides EULAR remission, in order to define whether stricter criteria could reflect a better concordance between clinical involvement and radiological damage, we also assessed a sustained ACR remission defined as fulfilling five of the ACR remission criteria for two consecutive visits.

This concordance is the results of strict vertical transmission and permits the unequivocal application of the hosts' fossil record to their endosymbionts, thereby providing the accuracy of fossil-derived dates to bacterial evolution.

13 Nurse led care is attractive as it has been associated with stricter adherence to protocols, improved prescribing in concordance with guidelines, more regular follow-up, and potentially lower healthcare costs.