Sentence examples for a consensual definition from inspiring English sources

"We never found a consensual definition of minerality," Ballester told me.

However, this complex and multi-determined phenomenon has not yet achieved a consensual definition.

Institutions, such as the police or banks, benefit from a consensual definition as well.

The second theoretical contribution of this research is the development of a consensual definition of phishing.

The goal of this research was to identify a consensual definition of phishing from the literature.

An analysis identified key concepts that were found in most definitions and formed the building blocks for a consensual definition.

Finally, concepts that are found in most definitions are selected and a standard consensual definition is developed from these concepts.

In 1975, the National Interfaith Coalition on Ageing (NICA) presented a broad, consensual definition of spirituality, proposing that "spiritual health is the affirmation of life in relationship with God, self, the community and the environment that celebrates wholeness" (Moberg, 2002, p. 48).

A clear consensual definition is needed if we are to describe and understand the epidemiology of ARF, randomize patients in controlled trials, test therapies in similar groups of patients, develop animal models and validate diagnostic tests.

Identification of oligoclonal profiles and a persistent assessment of the monoclonal protein identified at diagnosis requires careful reporting and monitoring as these bands may occasionally represent true isotype switching leading to disease relapse: we really need a precise and consensual definition of an oligoclonal profile.

This finding probably is due, at least in part, to a lack of consensual definition of what constitutes an ITT analysis.