Sentence examples for consensus papers from inspiring English sources

Legislatures of disease exist in expert panels, practice guidelines and consensus papers.

It co-published the Copenhagen Consensus papers, which put climate change at the bottom of the list of global priorities.

People sit in a room, they don't air their real differences, a false and sloppy consensus papers over those underlying differences, and they go back to their offices and continue to work at cross-purposes, even actively undermining each other".

In fact, last year we teamed up with the authors of six other consensus papers, showing that with a variety of different approaches, we all found the expert consensus on human-caused global warming is 90 100%.

Last year, in this magazine, Holbrooke described what often happens in government: "People sit in a room, they don't air their real differences, a false and sloppy consensus papers over those underlying differences, and they go back to their offices and continue to work at cross-purposes, even actively undermining each other".

A separate but linked goal for the network is to disseminate clinical and basic research ideas to others working in BD in Europe and elsewhere and to produce consensus papers that highlight how to translate research findings into improved health care and clinical practice.

John Cook discusses his team's 2016 climate consensus paper.

Lead author John Cook explaining the team's new consensus paper.

'Minimized' is a key word in the approach of our 97% consensus paper.

Fatemi, S. H. et al. Consensus paper: pathological role of the cerebellum in autism.

The 97% consensus paper rests on yet another claim: the raters are incidental, it is the rated papers that matter.