Look up: discordance

1. discordance
   [n] - a harsh mixture of sounds
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2. Discordance
   Discordance: 1. The presence of any given condition such as HIV in only one member of a couple. 2. In genetics, the presence of a phenotype such as asthma in only one members of a twin pair. 3. In clinical care, lack of agreement between physician and patient. In all sense, disconcordance is as oppo...
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3. discordance
   in Italian usage,a particular form of relationship(connessione)between quantitative variables,or qualitative variables when they have comparable modalities.If the variables are such that positive values of one are associated with negative values of another there is said to be discordance(discordanza...
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4. discordance
   Dissociation of two characteristics in the members of a sample from a population; used as a measure of dependence. ... Compare: concordance. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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5. discordance
   noun a harsh mixture of sounds
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6. discordance
   noun strife resulting from a lack of agreement
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7. discordance
   (dis-kor´dәns) the occurrence of a given trait in only one member of a twin pair, as opposed to concordance. adj., discor´dant., adj.
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8. Discordance
   • (n.) Alt. of Discordancy
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9. discordance
   
   • a harsh mixture of sounds
   • strife resulting from a lack of agreement
   
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10. discordance
    Type: Term Pronunciation: dis-kōr′dăns Definitions: 1. Dissociation of two characteristics in the members of a sample from a population; used as a measure of dependence. 2. In genetics, the presence of a given trait in only one member of a twin pair.
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