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discordance

[di′skȯrd·əns]

(geology)

An unconformity characterized by lack of parallelism between strata which touch without fusion.

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All discordances were reviewed independently by the 3 discordance reviewers.

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Figure 1 shows % of discordance with relation to serum calcium.

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D'autres reformes permettront d'eliminer des discordances non moins importantes.

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All of the series reported concordance, discordance, sensitivity, and specificity.

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