Sentence examples for consensus is seen from inspiring English sources

Consensus is seen as critical.

An additional motif, 12 to 20 bp upstream of the TATA-like motif with a CA(1,3 TA 3,4) [AT]TTAT consensus is seen.

Fealty to the "Washington consensus" was seen as necessary to qualify for official help and to restore access to private capital markets.

Variants were designated as "unclassified variant (UV)" if no consensus was seen in all prediction programs used.

Second highest consensus was seen for confidence of scientific methods of predicting the magnitude of the increase in population exposure to ground-level ozone, where 10 experts answered high ability, three answered very high and two medium high (consensus index 0.85).

The site's consensus was, "Saw II is likely to please the gore-happy fans of the original, though it may be too gruesome for those not familiar with first film's premise".

The Swiss consensus-driven system is seen as successfully uniting a state divided by language and religion, although the EU was not directly modelled on the Swiss system despite bearing a number of similarities.

Crucially, his consensus-style of negotiation politics is seen as dithering by the electorate.

Mr. Hatoyama, who is likely to become prime minister if his party wins, is seen as a consensus builder who will work to maintain party unity and avoid a strong personal imprint on its policies.

A second, equally important function that "Looking Back" serves, or should serve, is to provide a view of contemporary art that is not entirely determined by art-industry consensus — meaning the market — but rather is seen through a single informed, idiosyncratic, even resistant, sensibility.

Note that our definition of the likelihood of a partition is not an absolute measure of the "goodness" of the partition, but expresses how much a partition is similar to all the generated partitions (in this sense is seen as a consensus partition) and is of use for assessing cluster reliability.