Sentence examples for consensus drew from inspiring English sources

Nutrition also came top of the list that the Consensus drew up in 2008 as well.

Clinton's attempt at consensus drew on the elements of the arguments advanced by several panelists.

A proper consensus draws a clear line between policies that are universally accepted (and hence removed from political debate) and those on which partisan dispute may continue.

This would soothe Mr Abdullah, provide a forum to rebuild political consensus, draw in reconcilable Taliban figures and cut Mr Karzai down to size.

The resulting definition is based on consensus drawn from literature, and is sufficiently abstract to support future developments.

However, there is no definite consensus drawn with respect to the role of MRP1 in acquired resistance or in prognosis.

In this way every base different from consensus and neighboring another base different from consensus draws an additional penalty to the binding energy score.

Whilst this consensus draws on the UK experience, with some adaptations it can be used as a template for similar local actions in other countries.

The most recent view, based on consensus drawn from several reports, is that two ancestral waves of surface-dwelling stock invaded the region of the caves.

The common consensus drawn by these studies is that viral vector integration is an active process catalysed by the tethering of the viral preintegration complex to open chromatin regions in the host cell genome as characterized by DNaseI hypersensitive sites and epigenetics marks (Cattoglio et al, 2010; Deichmann et al, 2011; Felice et al, 2009).

Perhaps, in a rare instance of bipartisan consensus, Franken drew up the same play Richard Nixon supposedly called for the Redskins in the 1971 playoffs.