Sentence examples for consensus submission from inspiring English sources

Although this strategy limits the possibility of obtaining higher scores, as most participants submitted links that controlled only one gene, the score of this consensus submission matches the best performing team crux.

Mr. Buford took over as Ms. Brown was reducing the number of short stories the magazine published to just one an issue from two or three, and he quickly replaced its pattern of reaching decisions on submissions through a consensus of like-minded editors with a more centralized approach, editors who worked with him said.

The sequences in the GSS collection from which the consensus was built represented unedited submissions, and excluding single base indels that might have been the result of unedited miscalls, most of the indels in the ORF retained the correct reading frame.

Sequence alignments and Bayesian consensus trees are archived in TreeBase (Submission 13756; http://purl.org/phylo/treebase/phylows/study/TB2: S13756).

AS and OS reached consensus on the final version for submission.

The best performers obtained in this manner were the same as the ones obtained by comparing predictions with a consensus network built by aggregating the submissions from all participants.

The consensus among former Digg users is that removing RSS submissions is a good move, and that V4 essentially turned the site into a "glorified RSS reader".

The reviewers have discussed their major comments and arrived at the following consensus comments that will need to be addressed in a revised submission. 1) More analysis is needed to define the phenotypes of Nhe2 overexpression and loss of function.

It was concluded by consensus of the Task Force that at least five might be ready for submissions in the two databases: i) three from the Asian region (China, India and South Korea); ii) one from Africa South Africaand and iii) one from Brazil.

The letter suggests AgForce has overlooked a consensus first shown in April by "26 independent senior Queensland scientists" in a parliamentary submission "clearly explaining the scientific basis for retaining native vegetation".

For example, in January this year the Copenhagen Consensus Center, a US-based think tank founded by Danish political scientist Bjorn Lomborg, issued a submission to an Australian Senate inquiry looking at overseas aid and development.