Sentence examples for consensus exists that from inspiring English sources
Once a matching occurs, a consensus exists that is the essential criteria for establishing a contract.
A social consensus exists that this is necessary".
While a broad consensus exists that the Assad regime must go, there is no consensus on whether or how outside intervention should play a role at this stage.
A consensus exists that the welfare state, moulded by the Beveridge report, 70 years old last month, is no longer fit for purpose, not least because it was conceived when full employment was assumed and when the majority died before many years of pension had been taken.
Indeed, a consensus exists that attention is the first non-memory domain to be affected in AD, before deficits in language and visuo-spatial functions.
First, a rough consensus exists that theoretical investigations of especially historical, mechanistic, and mathematical structures and relations will involve different styles.
Until recently, a consensus existed that pharmaceutical production in Africa was not viable or sustainable.
Until recently, a consensus existed that Africa-based industry would not be able to produce quality pharmaceuticals at competitive prices, and that a local critical mass of industrial and socio-economic development was required to allow the industry to survive [ 5].
It has been proposed that a "consensus trigger sequence" exists that is necessary within the coiled-coil domains of various proteins to trigger folding.
Although HPV-DNA and E6/E7 mRNA tests still remain the current standards for the confirmation of HPV infections in cytological specimens, no consensus exists about technology that should be used for the detection of Papillomavirus in formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples [ 14].
The conservative Heartland Institute, which has played a prominent role in seeking to discredit climate science, pre-emptively issues a statement denying that a scientific consensus exists and predicting that the documentary will be unfair.
