(1) Harmony can be concordant , with all pitches 'agreeing' with each other, or it can be dissonant, creating a sense of tension.

(2) On a broad scale, morphometric variation was concordant with genetic variation.

(3) Ends and means are concordant and, indeed, explicitly so, with every step toward the outcome a faithful miniature of the larger program.

(4) These findings are concordant with the conclusion that occupational factors contribute to the etiology of CHD in the traffic-control officers studied.

(5) The percentage of participant responses that were concordant with the reference diagnosis, including reparative changes, is shown for all diagnostic categories in Table 3.

(6) One of the tips yields a concordant analysis with an Ordovician age of 495 Ma.

(7) However, a true concordant relation between the uppermost Jurassic and the lowest Cretaceous sequences is in principle only found locally, and is restricted to the deepest parts of the basin.

(8) Four members of the Cytopathology Resource Committee simultaneously reviewed most concordant and least concordant cases for each diagnostic category.

(9) Participants who reported citalopram use at the 3-month assessment had serum levels verifying self-report, and all were concordant with self-report.

(10) And it does seem to me that art and love are concordant facets of one truth of salvation.

(11) Emphasizing inherited components by studying concordant or discordant patient pairs with extreme phenotypes, we were able to detect associations of residual chloride conductance and of modifier genes with the CF phenotype.

(12) That is, identical twins are somewhat more concordant than fraternal twins.

(13) In five out of six relapsed eases, EBV status of lymph node biopsy at relapse was concordant with the initial biopsy.

(14) The carillon originated in the 12th century in the Low Countries when people wanted not only to make beautiful bells, but also to achieve a sonorous and concordant sound.

(15) Identical twins are not 100% concordant , indicating that there are nongenetic factors involved.

(16) As an English major you hit a concordant note with me.

(17) A concordant diagnosis is defined as placement of the slide within the correct series of diagnostic classification.

(18) He stated that a well-defined parting surface, such as a bedding plane or unconformity, is a prerequisite for the site of intrusion of a concordant sill.

(19) Specifically, outcomes in both critically ill and noncritically ill patients were not influenced by whether they received concordant or discordant therapy based on pneumococcal in vitro susceptibility results.

(20) The contribution of genetics in handedness has been supported by studies of families of concordant twins and adopted individuals.