Sentence examples for consensus on quantitative from inspiring English sources

Throughout the history of spaceflight experiments with plants, there has been no consensus on quantitative differentials in plant growth.

We used the Research ANd Development/ University of CaliforniaLos Angeles appropriateness method to assess consensus on the quantitative data.

If the results were inconsistent, the two observers discussed to reach a consensus on the semi-quantitative scoring.

With interest rates around most of the developed world having been effectively cut to as low as they can go, conventional monetary policy has reached its "zero lower bound". While there is no consensus on the effectiveness of quantitative easing, many economists point to the relatively strong British and American recoveries as evidence that it works.

However, the lack of a consensus on the standardization of quantitative indicators for defining suspicious axillary lymph nodes on ultrasound evaluation remains a significant issue, and contributes to the continued inability to effectively apply this methodology to clinical practice.

There's no consensus on that one.

In addition, we found that patients are also unable to reach a consensus on the numerical fixation of quantitative futility because of its arbitrariness.

One subcommittee reached a consensus on the techniques for semi-quantitative evaluation of bone marrow disease by immunocytology and RT PCR (Beiske et al, 2009); the current subcommittee, composed of oncologists and nuclear medicine physicians, developed the guidelines for evaluation and standardised comparison of metastatic disease detected by I-mIBG scans, reported in this paper.

Other risk measures are also available, but there is currently no consensus on which is the best one, which makes quantitative risk management a rather inexact science.

There is no consensus on optimal methodology for implementation research and interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary approaches are needed, drawing on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods.

The grading process encouraged the workshop participants to reach consensus on the perceived challenges and generate a quantitative measure of the perceived bottlenecks to delivering care to this vulnerable sub-population.