concordance

Drinking concordance among couples may be a reflection of compatibility among partners in their lifestyles, intimacy and relationship satisfaction.

Finally, no concordance in epimutations between newborns and their parents was observed, arguing against direct inheritance.

Last July, it said the artist had “always acted in concordance with the law and on the advice of her financial advisers.”

"So I see great concordance between the changed investment strategies of the companies and what this government wrote up."

They don't care about the real world implications of striking down affirmative action; they don't care that, quite literally, lives will be lost, as Justice Jackson so compellingly and brilliantly demonstrated in her dissent when she talked about the effect that doctor-patient racial concordance has on reducing Black infant mortality.