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In grammar, the selection of the form of a word so that the parts of a sentence agree in number, case, and gender. The agreement (or concord) of a verb with a noun is especially important, for example a verb, such as to be, will change form (I am/he is/they are). A determiner also has to agree with its noun, as in much traffic, many cars).
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Therefore, the frequency of chance agreement for relevance and nonrelevance of lateral shift is calculated by multiplying the marginal totals corresponding to each cell on the main diagonal and dividing by n.
The kappa statistic in reliability studies: use, interpretation, and ... by Wright, Chris C. / Physical Therapy
Appendix A), no adjustment for chance agreement was made, although it would in principle be possible to do so.
The Use of Couple Data to Determine the Reliability of Self-Reported ... by Binik, Yitzchak M. / The Journal of Sex Research
In that case, only the percentage of agreement is given, but these values may be inflated by chance agreement and need to be interpreted cautiously.
Intraobserver and interobserver reliability of assessments of ... by Nelson, Roger M. / Physical Therapy
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