Sentence examples for adapted consensus from inspiring English sources

Lay descriptions of people who had let their family down included 'rubbish', 'no good', or 'useless' which also framed the adapted consensus wording.

The results of this survey and of the published literature can greatly assist efforts by expert and community stakeholders to adapt consensus guidelines and bone health research priorities for use in the LTC setting in Canada.

Qualities of included RCTs were assessed by using the adapted Delphi consensus.

Each criterion was considered, refined, and adapted until consensus was reached on its clarity and relevance for general practice.

The criteria for organ dysfunction were adapted from consensus criteria for sepsis syndrome (25, 26) and the current surviving sepsis guidelines (27).

The preliminary interview guide, consisting of guidelines to address respondents, to obtain informed consent, to initiate the interview, to build the interview, to come to the key questions, to probe for more in-depth answers and to close the interview; was thoroughly discussed, exercised and adapted through consensus building with the CRs after which they were piloted before finalisation.

The main purpose of this study was to culturally adapt the Consensus Auditory-Perceptual Evaluation of Voice (CAPE-V) to Turkish and to evaluate its internal consistency, validity, and reliability.

Centers were permitted to adapt the consensus pathway based on their formulary and local susceptibility data determined by unit-specific antibiograms.

Adapted from "Find Consensus through Joint Fact-finding," first published in the Negotiation newsletter, January 2008.

I adapted social movement consensus techniques in "Critical Perspectives on Human Rights," a freshman reading and composition course I designed and taught.

The questionnaire was adapted according to consensus opinions.