There was some discordance between national societies and competent authorities' responses to the question about the transfer of responsibility for making Guidelines available.
There was some discordance between the increase in the osteophyte score and the progression of JSW narrowing.
The mitochondrial data supported many of the same clades as the ITS data sets, although there was some discordance between nuclear and mitochondrial trees, particularly within Clade I. Clade I and II in the mitochondrial tree were more consistent with divisions between branching and mounding morphologies, although not reciprocally monophyletic and not supported by NJ and MP trees.
That is why there is some discordance of tissue biomarkers between the primary cancer and the later metastatic stage [ 83].
Still, it remains possible that there might be some discordance between p53 immunoreactivity and the genetic abnormality: for example, the presence of missing deletions may result in the abolishment of protein production, and some point mutations may lead to the production of unstable proteins without an increase of the half-life (Wynford-Thomas, 1992).
However, even for the generally accepted concept of pain, there was still some discordance between the FDA and the EMA in the claim language allowed for mCRPC products reviewed.
In case there is discordance between family income and hospitalization class or data of family income is not available, we used hospitalization class as SES determinant.
In a proportion of patients there was substantial discordance between physician and patient ratings of pDPN severity.
There is some debate regarding the relative importance of HER2 CEP17 ratio versus HER2 copy number in assessing ISH [ 28, 29] and there was discordance between the two methods in 6/12 of our cases, reflecting the lack of an IHC 3+ score.
To the best of our knowledge, this dynamic combination approach proposed is a new, untested strategy, which aims at dynamically adjusting the confidence score generated by the link-based classifier depending on its distance from the parent classifier score, when there is evident discordance between the two scores produced.
