Sentence examples for a consensus definition from inspiring English sources

More than half (237, 57 %) did not provide a reason/rationale for the definitional criteria used, with only 287(7 %) studies referring to a consensus definition.

What emerged was a consensus definition.

The closest they came to a consensus definition of leadership was the idea that it was "good management".

A consensus definition appeared to emerge that the Japanese gold standard of grime was what resulted on one white shirt worn by a salary man for one day.

The grounds for impeachment set out in the Constitution — "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" — are familiar, but a consensus definition of those terms has proved elusive.

The different assumptions make it tricky to come to a consensus definition that satisfies all stakeholders.

Recall that there were several subtleties involved in attempting to arrive at a consensus definition of classical chaos.

It is somewhat hard to see people who hold any of these three assumptions coming to a consensus definition.

This highlights the critical need for a consensus definition of earlier versus later dialysis for the future studies and highlights the knowledge gap in the field.

While the concept of economic opportunism lacks a consensus definition or scientific framework, most scholars are familiar with the work of Oliver Williamson.

In order to address this issue, an expert group comprised of a number of scientific and medical organizations has been convened, with the support of the AO Foundation, in order to develop a consensus definition.