Nonetheless, ozone has a wider spread of scores as compared to ultrasound, suggesting that the experts were more unanimous on the performance of ultrasound during their assessment.
As Finland's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Samuli Virtanen, put it this week: "It seems that at the moment the EU 27 is more unanimous than the UK 1.
Younger doctors were more unanimous in considering obesity as an illness compared to those who believed it was a symptom only (53.9 ± 0.5y vs 57.8 ±1.5y, p = 0.01).
"Democrats should be more concerned with the unanimous opinion of House Republicans and a vast majority of Americans who believe Obamacare is raising health care costs and hurting the ability of small businesses to hire," he said.
Constitutional law professors are even complaining that they have too few new cases to get their teeth into.Opinions are more often unanimous, too.
There are few subjects, perhaps, upon which this Court and other courts have been more nearly unanimous than in their expressions of belief that the right of confrontation and cross-examination is an essential and fundamental requirement for the kind of fair trial which is this country's constitutional goal.
Judging by the reviews, that opinion is more or less unanimous; it's the facts that are a bit askew.
Some were for the awkward, besuited southerner behind him who turned out to be his party leader, Ed Miliband.The Westminster village is more or less unanimous today.
The verdict is more or less unanimous: as a drummer he was blessed with preternatural talent, head and shoulders above the likes of Keith Moon and John Bonham.
You mention in your piece this week that, among the five living members of Monty Python, there was more or less unanimous approval of this adaptation.
