Mentions of being a god, minute-long screams, and pleas for financial backing fostered an almost-consensus assessment amongst fans that he was making some sort of horrible left turn.
Egr1 and Egr2 share almost identical consensus binding sites (30) and consensus sites within certain promoters have been shown to be capable of interacting with either Egr1 or Egr2.
Unfortunately, that's unlikely to change, despite almost uniform consensus that the configuration makes little sense.
There is almost universal consensus - among health professionals, the government, patients and the media - that the NHS is in crisis.
Now, it is no laughing matter – there is an almost 60 per cent consensus on anti-austerity politics in our movement.
"I think a haircut or partial default will be necessary, " he said, "and my sense is that this is almost a consensus among German economists".
His recommendation that full responsibility for regulation be handed over to the media regulator Ofcom is no surprise, given the almost universal consensus that the trust is not fit for purpose.
BY now, it's almost a consensus among Internet pundits that the future of the Web rests in the hands -- or, perhaps more appropriately, the palms -- of those who make wireless Internet devices and software.
Although the Party's foreign-policy élites, hibernating these years in think tanks and universities, are almost by consensus liberal internationalists, the Party's activists now have little sympathy for the creed.
It was slow to get going, but in 2000 was amply developed in Andrew Parrott's The Essential Bach Choir; five years later, in a useful short book by Daniel Melamed, Hearing Bach's Passions, it was treated as almost the consensus.
