The close concordance between sample timing and evidence for re-infection allowed us to identify separate infection episodes in 11 of the subjects.
Similar trends were observed in other African cities [47], [71] [75], although their timings were not exactly in concordance with those of Kinshasa.
We decided to test several islands using a quantitative PCR assay [ 31, 32] to check for concordance between their replication time in fibroblasts and the replication timing ratio determined by the Woodfine group in lymphoblastoid cells [ 18, 19].
The concordance of QTLs for pubertal timing in mice with postnatal growth rate and prenatal placenta development indicated that the gene(s) on chromosome X regulating pubertal timing may be associated with prenatal and postnatal growth.
These and other studies have suggested that autophagic flux declines with age and that the magnitude and timing of this decline is in general concordance with the age-dependent accumulation of damaged proteins and organelles seen within aging tissues.
Even if concordance were 100%, the environment could influence timing of disease.
In thirteen publications from 1993 to 2001, reviewed by Lambert et al. [ 1], there was not a concordance about a standard in terms of timing to characterize recurrence.
In agreement with earlier replication-timing-based studies, it has been shown that inactivation is not contiguous across autosomes (18, 19); however, there is not complete concordance between silencing and detectable late replication-timing (20).
Thus, we predicted that the timing of the assessment of subjective sexual arousal would moderate concordance and that gender differences in the effects of assessment timing on sexual response might help explain the gender difference in concordance that has been observed.
Women's concordance did not seem to be affected by the timing of the subjective assessment.> -wrap-foot> Note: Selected studies refer to basic samples, without experimental manipulations, and with standard external sexual stimuli.
