Sentence examples for consensus judgment from inspiring English sources

An estimate reflects the consensus judgment of all intelligence agencies.

Progress into Phase II will be based upon the consensus judgment of the Quartet of whether conditions are appropriate to proceed, taking into account performance of both parties.

Lawmakers had asked that the report be provided in the form of a national intelligence estimate, a formal document that is supposed to provide a consensus judgment by the several intelligence agencies.

Russell Jacoby, who coined the phrase, delivered the consensus judgment in the title of his 1987 book, "The Last Intellectuals: American Culture in the Age of Academe": There are none to speak of.

Phase III: Permanent Status Agreement and End of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 2004-2005 Progress into Phase III, based on consensus judgment of Quartet, and taking into account actions of both parties and Quartet monitoring.

The market level does not, as so many imagine, represent the consensus judgment of experts who have carefully weighed the long-term evidence.

These consensus judgments are then employed throughout the step-by-step system to produce evidence ratings.

If the score assigned by three observers differed among the three categories, the majority scores were acquired as consensus judgments.

In 23 (92%) of the 25 tumors for which HER2 FISH was performed, consensus judgments regarding HER2 gene status were concordant between the CNB and the surgically resected specimens, being amplified in 11 and not amplified in 12 (Table 6).

In the other two cases, the consensus judgments were discordant between the CNB and the surgically resected specimens: In one (no. 67), the CNB specimen showed an IHC score of 1+ with a HER2/CEP17 ratio of 0.84, whereas the surgically resected specimen showed an IHC score of 2+ with a HER2/CEP17 ratio of 2.24.

It was a judgment case and consensus opinion was for high-grade.