Sentence examples for by consensus based from inspiring English sources
They selected the point prescription by consensus, based on historical context plus their relevant professional experience.
Disagreements between the local and reference pathologist were resolved by consensus based on a telephone conference.
A final decision was made by consensus based on an evaluation of the results of the F-FDG-PET/CT and the characteristics of the conventional workup.
These discrepancies were often the result of unclear descriptions in the publications, and were solved by consensus based on a joint re-evaluation of what was described in the publication.
We set out to develop practice guidelines for conducting family meetings within the context of the specialist palliative care setting, based on the best available evidence and complemented by consensus based expert opinion.
The ICU intensivist and ICU resident responsible for a given patient complete this prediction score at discharge by consensus, based on their unique subjective perception during the whole ICU stay.
When no adult or juvenile data existed, algorithms were derived by investigators' consensus, based upon their clinical experiences and consideration of which widely used treatments lacked study to support or refute their use.
Thus, this group of practising rheumatologists attempted at least in part to answer the question which kind of patients should be treated with TNF-blockers by experts' consensus based on their personal experience, on the literature evidence as well as on their estimation of patients' perceptions [ 26].
A treatment intensity indicator was built by an expert consensus based on the French National Health Insurance System criteria of level of payment of ICU stays (Table 1).
In both settings, the paternal will is absolute, mediated in society as well as the family by a forced consensus based on ritual and coercion.
Between ruler and ruled, between father and child, there exist only vertical relations: in both settings the paternal will is absolute will, mediated in both the society and the family by a forced consensus based on ritual and coercion.
