Sentence examples for a consensus view of from inspiring English sources

First, achieving sustainable development requires a consensus view of nature-society relationships that embraces humanized landscapes.

Despite these advances it remains difficult to generate a consensus view of plant formin activities and cellular functions.

It analyzes interactions between molecular substances, drawing on multiple sources of information to infer a consensus view of molecular networks.

American historian Richard Hofstadter explored the emergence of conspiracy theorizing by proposing a consensus view of democracy.

But the novel wants to disturb any sense of what might constitute "a consensus view of reality," the better to depict the instabilities of a perforated mind.

Economists seemed to have accepted a consensus view of the world, one in which the profession would provide technocratic, nonideological solutions.

Both these attempts were abrupt and were conducted as shock policies by political groups that had political power but did not represent a consensus view on the part of the population.

Although multiple crystal structures are available for fragments of the LRP6 ectodomain, we lack a consensus view on the overall molecular architecture of the full-length LRP6 and its dynamic aspects.

"Republicans should re-examine the extent to which we are being defined by positions on issues that I don't believe are among our core values, and that put us at odds with what I expect will become, over time, if not a consensus view, then the view of a substantial majority of voters," he said in a speech.

A culmination of validation tests, discussions and trials led to a consensus view that instances of misspellings, nicknames, and un-entered pieces of information occurring in isolation would not pose a threat to identity in the absence of any other correct PI (for example, the appearance of an incorrect date of birth with no other information related to the patient).

In this paper a 'creative design process' is proposed, based on an integration between a modernised consensus view of both the design process from engineering design and the creative process from cognitive psychology.