Sentence examples for where concordance from inspiring English sources

The exception to this is young-onset PD (onset before 50 years of age), where concordance in monozygotic twins was 100%, suggesting a primarily genetic basis (Tanner 2003).

On the other hand, during votes where concordance was not achieved, the meeting transcripts reflect ambivalence among voting members on the benefit-risk proposition.

There are other areas where concordance is poor in the other direction, for example Mbeya where I salt, UIC and TGP are all high while in Rukwa region there was low I-salt with high UIC and TGP.

These results are comparable to studies examining other conditions, such as cancer and asthma where concordance levels varying from 34% - 66% have been reported [ 14, 22, 27, 39– 41].

On each triplicate the Mutation Call for each SM was compared between laboratories and the % concordance reported, where concordance is defined as the maximum of the percentage of samples which agree on Mutation call.

It is not possible to assess whether low levels of prescribing reflect appropriate or inappropriate use of aspirin in specific patients where concordance between the GP and the patient is practised.

Similarities in many rankings support this statement as well as the types of answers where the concordance occurred.

However, more than half of the HEDIS-qualifying encounters in a given year occur outside of addiction specialty settings where the concordance with chart review determination of addiction treatment is far lower (high false-positive rate).

This conclusion is even more apparent in southern populations where the concordance-rate for monozygotic-twins is approximately half that in the north [11] [13].

A comparative study was performed where the histological concordance was undertaken for each of the two radiotracers.

In two cases where lack of concordance was identified, a change in one vote would have resulted in a majority agreement with the action.