Sentence examples for assume consensus from inspiring English sources

But what's really happening is that the authority of the press to assume consensus, define deviance and set the terms for legitimate debate is weaker when people can connect horizontally around and about the news.

There's something marvellously sly about the way he assumes consensus around his off-kilter take on the world.

Here we assume that consensus between participants regarding an edge is associated with higher probability that the edge is real.

Before we can speak of evidence-based ethical decisions in practice, we have to demonstrate the extent to which we can assume a consensus on the specific use of the concept of evidence.

We assumed this consensus might hide discrepancies between some scientific concepts and the ways farmers use methods and tools.

Even assuming a consensus on what is acceptable, as defined by statements and conventions such as the UN Declaration on Human Rights, the trouble is that they create a framework, setting limits on what is acceptable, but leaving a huge area undefined.

Yet, after all the praise slathered over a certain cartoonist known for depicting Aboriginal men as thick-lipped, low-browed alcoholics, one might have assumed a consensus on the right about the validity of controversial opinions.

Estimates of the time of divergence and hybridization assumed the consensus mutation rate of 2×10−9 per nucleotide per year for protein coding genes [11], [72], [73].

Assuming that consensus sequences represent full-length and active copies of the LTRr families [21], the level of divergence estimated between each copy and its family consensus provides an estimate of the age of insertion.

We also assumed, by consensus, that a difference in continuation rates of 15% between etanercept and adalimumab was clinically important and would be sufficient for clinicians to choose one agent over another.

No indel polymorphism was found between individuals, by which we assume that all consensus sequences are representative of each species.