Sentence examples for consensus known from inspiring English sources
A big merger would also be a striking departure from tradition at Hewlett-Packard, a company that has grown organically and nurtured a close-knit culture emphasizing trust, openness and consensus, known as the "H.P. Way".
The opinions the board reaches must be the result of genuine discussion and reflection amongst the scholars so that the judgements can be truly presented as a consensus (known as ijma in Islamic jurisprudence).
Which just goes to show how much the consensus knows kryptonite when it comes to football.
Archbishop Bernardin, a master at forging consensus, knew the importance of including a full range of views on the committee.
There is no document, but rather an iterative group sense of the body of information, status of objective, and consensus formerly known as the editor.
These ligands share a consensus sequence, known as the EGF motif, which is important for binding to EGFR.
The results are normally reported relative to the activity under a "consensus" promoter known to induce strong gene expression.
This is confirmed by the lack of similarity of the consensus to known elements in RepBase or GenBank.
No obvious consensus or known motif was found, except discrete sequence similarities for the C-terminal part (Figs. 2C and 4A).
The way in which a drug fits within the substrate consensus volume, known as the substrate envelope, also influences drug's resilience to the development of resistance.
The definition of a negative or positive interim PET was published in 2009 in a consensus report known as the Deauville criteria.
