Sentence examples for consensus agree from inspiring English sources
In political philosophy, modus vivendi describes an arrangement where we give up on idle dreams of consensus, agree to disagree, and find ways to live alongside one another despite our fundamentally opposed values.
The drivers may also have felt the pressure to maintain group consensus, agree with their peers and that in turn could have drowned individual dissenting views.
In general, guidelines and consensus agree that ultraviolet B phototherapy is the primary treatment option after failure of topical therapies.
Whether to detect and treat unifocal PanIN-3 did not reach consensus (agree 73.5%) One potential target for early detection is PanIN (agree 81.7%, grade high, 'do it').
Whether to detect and treat unifocal PanIN-3 did not reach consensus (agree 73.5%) The strength of the evidence linking sporadic PanIN-3 lesions to invasive carcinoma is based on clinical associations and genetic analyses.
Grade F. The ATA and NACB guidelines and European Consensus agree that Tg assay is an important, sensitive method for monitoring patients with DTC for the presence of residual or recurrent disease during follow-up after total thyroidectomy and adjuvant I remnant ablation.
"These two family groups can't seem to arrive at a consensus," agreed Dr. Charles S. Hirsch, the chief medical examiner.
Last summer they reached a historic consensus, agreeing to spend $8.6 billion in the first seven years, and more over the next two decades to revitalize the delta water system.
Ms. Jerez and three of her colleagues, unable to arrive at consensus, agreed to appear in four separate projects, each performer playing leader once.
Major European countries have pledged to keep the Paris climate agreement on track amid "wavering" world commitment in a new development consensus agreed between the EU's member states and signed in Brussels on Wednesday.
A growing consensus agrees with Bennett and Farage's Margate supporters that the current voting mechanism – which was conceived to produce a majority in a two-party system – is now outdated.
