Sentence examples for assumed by consensus from inspiring English sources

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.

The tension of the essay is found in the possibility that we might not understand — that the unspoken consensus assumed by the narrator does not, in fact, exist.

Such a consensus seems to be assumed by the major Confucian figure Mencius, for instance, who sees little need to develop an explicit normative ethical theory, focusing instead on moral psychology.

His duties will be assumed by Msgr.

They were assumed by First Federal Bank.

Both sensitivity and specificity are improved by assuming that the consensus sequence for each cluster is the true haplotype sequence; all other variants present in the reads within a cluster are considered to be errors [ 20, 21].

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.

This scenario assumes NFLX can grow revenue by consensus estimates in 2017 (27%) and 2018 (20%), and 20% each year thereafter.

Median relative dose intensity was 0.9 for BR i.e., the proportion of the actual dose intensity in relation to the dose intensity as recommended by consensus guidelines (assuming bendamustine at 90 mg/m on days 1 and 2 of a 4-0week cycle) [ 5, 16].

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

It assumes that the consensus view is the best, while rewarding the wayward answer by exposing it to the curious.