discordance

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The inheritance of neuropsychological dysfunction in twins discordant for schizophrenia.
Accounting for the occurrence of anxiety disorders in these discordant twin pairs would not substantially change the pattern of findings.
Males and females were pooled for the discordant twin analyses.
When conversation has turned too serious or discordant, men introduce stories that are humorous or concern rather mundane behaviors and activities.
Within a discordant twin pair, we only analysed results from interview waves completed by both members.
Learning and memory in monozygotic twins discordant for schizophrenia.
The fact that our patient had discordant ventriculo-arterial connections made repair easier.
421 localities, sample mineralogy and dominant deformation fabric contained within the rock sample and, in the case of discordant pegmatites, which fabrics they cut.
There was usual atrial arrangement, together with discordant ventriculo-arterial connections.
Earlier studies have emphasized the role of religion in the discordant relationship between the two peoples in the seventeenth century.
Shaded areas correspond to discordant results of significance test for a treatment effect (the 95 percent confidence limits are based on normal approximations).
We sought to determine which set of variables uniquely differentiated affected from unaffected members of these discordant pairs.
Unfortunately, as these studies were published only as abstracts, there are insufficient details to allow us to explain these partially discordant findings.
In the contrasting case of a homogeneous network and a discordant media message, he or she will always be discouraged from accepting this message.
Intracardiac inspection through a right atriotomy confirmed the discordant atrioventricular connections.
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