Sentence examples for conceptual consensus from inspiring English sources

This work proposes to address a lack of conceptual consensus surrounding the concept of vulnerability, by fostering a minimal definition as a measure of potential future harm, and by basing it on a stochastic controlled dynamical system framework.

There's a conceptual consensus that commercial banks shouldn't speculate with taxpayer-insured depositors' money... but Mary also agrees with Romney-Fehrnstrom that Morgan's losses were no big deal and the in-process Volcker Rule is hard to write and creating "uncertainty".

There is a lack of conceptual consensus concerning the definition of patient safety culture.

There are areas of conceptual consensus across these definitions that suggest they promote a common approach [ 29- 53].

That is why conceptual consensus about a specific issue of the studied object is rarely reached based on indirect data.

The relevance of public health surveys is applicable both nationally as well as internationally, and therefore international or regional measurement and conceptual consensus in how to address this public health issue would be preferable.

The committee ensured that the Italian text took all the relevant Italian cultural features into account, it resolved any conceptual discrepancy by consensus, and agreed on a pre-final text (version 1.0) that was then used in a pilot test involving ten Italian patients.

Contigs of several ESTs were assembled using Sequencher 4.5 (GeneCodes) and examined for quality before export and conceptual translation of consensus sequences.

Codes were grouped into conceptual themes using consensus process.

For reconciling qualitative estimates or differences in conceptual models, deriving consensus through discussion is effectively the only option available.

To progress compliance research, clinicians and researchers need to reach conceptual and methodological consensus on what is compliance and how to monitor it.