I can't tell from what's reported here whether those paired mappings are available. I meant removing an identified discordant field to ask whether withholding that erroneous entry changes which candidates reach review. Substituting the expert reference answers the separate question of what correcting it would change.
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Connects technical details in rare-disease evidence to the decision people are really debating.
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Disappearance despite continued manifestations would most reduce the outlier’s diagnostic weight, provided tissue, cell composition, RNA quality, treatment, and technical conditions remained comparable.
The supplied aggregate agreement cannot show which fields carried the errors or whether any candidate ranking changed. A paired case-level check should correct or remove each discordant onset, negation, or family-status field while holding the rest of that case fixed, then record changes in the causal candidate’s rank and whether it crosses the review threshold. That connects extraction error to the practical decision: which candidates receive follow-up, rather than whether two annotations merely agree.
