Sentence examples for collapsed consensus from inspiring English sources

These contigs totalled 133,617 bp in length and corresponded to the large single copy (88,300 bp), small single copy (18,888 bp) and a double-coverage, collapsed consensus of the inverted repeat regions (26,429).

A collapsed consensus tree derived from Cracraft et al (thick branches only of Figure 27.10 in [ 53]) was used as a backbone constraint to make tree searches more efficient (TConstraint; see Additional file 1).

Because individual calls were collapsed into consensus haplotypes for each unigene and then consensus haplotypes for each genetic bin before calculating distance, heterozygous alleles could be determined by their high percentage of missing values and low A or B allele frequencies.

But as Europe has lurched from financial crisis to immigration crisis, the US economic recovery has been patchy, and faith in political and economic systems around the globe has collapsed, the consensus is under threat.

A bubble has burst again, but this time in the form of the collapsing libertarian consensus model.

In the wake of the Vietnam War, the post-World War II foreign-policy consensus collapsed.

George W. Bush was considered an illegitimate president when he came to office after the Florida recount, and the post 9/11 consensus collapsed with the war in Iraq.

Then he inserted himself into the delicate negotiations over the Congressional plan, insisting on a White House meeting at which he reportedly said little — but during which consensus collapsed.

The long postwar consensus collapsed in the fires of the 1960s, as racial unrest, Vietnam and, finally, Watergate polarized the nation.

Fraying for years, that consensus collapsed with the assassination of Mr. Hariri's father, and the country is still enduring a bitter, sometimes violent, often chaotic engineering of new rules to govern.

As remaining transcripts were coded, new codes were added or codes collapsed based on consensus of the 4 researchers.