Sentence examples for consensus revised from inspiring English sources

According to the European Organization for Research and Therapy of Cancer and Mycoses Study Group EORTC/MSGG) consensus revised definitions draft presented at ICAAC, 2005, all the patients yielding Candida species in blood cultures were considered as cases of candidemia.

This consensus report revised the definition of cardiomyopathy to include "mechanical or electrical dysfunction that usually exhibits inappropriate ventricular hypertrophy and dilatation due to a variety of causes that frequently are genetic".

Based on the experts' consensus, a revised version of the FAQ, consisting of 36 items, was produced.

"From that, you begin to develop a public consensus to revise it and amend it, and make changes that will further empower the Palestinians and give the Israelis a sense of security".

"The dispute highlighted the failure of the consensus-based decision-making process to address government noncompliance," said Human Rights Watch on the decision to allow the export of diamonds form Marange. "The members have not been able to reach consensus to revise the Kimberley Process rules to explicitly prohibit the sale of diamonds by governments that committed abuses to obtain them.

The numbers, which included a special gain of one cent a share, matched Wall Street's recently revised consensus estimates.

In the meantime, state planners spent the span between 1992 and 1999 meeting with county and municipal leaders and trying to reach a consensus on a revised version of the plan.

And while the year-end profit results of money transfer facilitator Western Union were in line with the consensus, the company revised its fiscal 2010 guidance downward.

As South Korea's export and industrial production growth continued to beat market consensus, Citi has revised up its S. Korea's GDP forecasts to -0.8% in 2009, from the previous estimate of -1.5%.

Revised consensus sepsis definitions have been published in 2003.

Statements that failed to reach consensus were discussed, revised if considered necessary and voted on again.