Sentence examples for certain degree of consensus from inspiring English sources
"He governed badly for many years, but still managed to maintain a certain degree of consensus," Mr. Folli said.
Many geographic objects are defined by human language, even if in a fuzzy way, with a certain degree of consensus.
For a brain-based detection technology to be adopted as a predictive screening test, it should have a similar or higher diagnostic value than other existing tests.6 It thus requires a certain degree of consensus on the relative evidence base.
A certain degree of consensus has emerged concerning prevalence rates of PDs in the general population [ 4, 28].
As a result, the recognition and formal naming of new morphotypes rely on a certain degree of consensus from a community of experts.
At the very the least, we strove to achieve a certain degree of consensus on the emic perspectives of social justice in the concept mapping, first with the translators, and then – and most importantly – with those producing the statements.
To fix them you need a certain degree of political consensus, and marshaling that consensus is going to be difficult for a Temer government.
Similar observations have also recently been reported in haplosclerid sponges [ 30] showing that a certain degree of freedom exists relative to the consensus 18S rRNA structure model.
The current consensus is that only ADAR1 and ADAR2 are catalytically active [ 20, 21] and they exhibit a certain degree of overlapping substrate specificity [ 22].
