Sentence examples for consensus driver from inspiring English sources

Three transcriptional co-regulatory proteins contained somatic mutations, including the consensus driver gene BCL-6 corepressor (BCOR; 2/11 carcinomas including splice donor and missense mutations) [ 45], and proposed pan-cancer drivers NCOR2 (inframe indel in a benign tumor) and ARHGAP35 (1/11 carcinomas) [ 46, 47].

Specific practices, such as 25 senior executives identifying by consensus six drivers of the future relevant to their industry (I06), helped to offset the more general input drawn from scans conducted by external consultants or research companies (I06, I13).

"In the scientific community, there is near consensus on drivers of climate change," said Moniz.

To facilitate the comparison, we applied the Condorcet rank aggregation (see Methods) for the DawnRank scores based on individual patient samples to provide the consensus population-level driver scores (see Additional file 2).

Whiting believes Rosberg reflects a relative consensus across the drivers.

So it's not just the anxiety that fewer loans will be made; it's a sense that for all of our technical expertise, we have no real consensus what the drivers of this economy -- or some "better" and future economy -- really are.

Matonis is writing what we all know: that the blockchain and the Nakamoto consensus are the primary drivers for future growth and that the blockchain cannot exist without Satoshi/Wright's work.

There is no better place than two of the biggest drivers of American consensus opinion.

Only four projections: 1 (uncertainty), 3 (new value chain), 9 (synthetic material use) and 15 (value driver sustainability) resulted in consensus among the Delphi panel.

While several studies have shown that cell phones can distract drivers, there is no consensus on whether they cause more accidents than other distractions while driving, like eating.

The consensus among many scholars on these drivers of the HIV epidemic is that the social context in high-prevalence communities in South Africa plays a major role in the way in which sexual risk-taking is configured in the country.