Sentence examples for consistent consensus from inspiring English sources

Although planning professionals have reached a rather consistent consensus on the structural characteristics of sustainable urban form, i.e. urban consolidation or densification policy, these goals are often not shared by inhabitants.

In addition, the transcription factor NF-KB was specifically identified as being a potential "master regulator" of melanoma invasion since NF-KB binding sites were identified as consistent consensus sequences within promoters of progression-associated genes.

A highly consistent consensus transcriptional profile of up-regulated genes was identified, which prominently differed from the acute inflammatory gene network induced by lipopolysaccharide (LPS).

There is "a very consistent scientific consensus indicating that we are in the presence of a disturbing heating of the climate system," the draft states.

These findings are consistent with consensus statements that highlight cognitive adverse events and the potential for dependence with benzodiazepines [ 9].

22 Therefore, consistent with consensus guidelines, 3 we cannot recommend uptake of undetectable hs-cTnT rule-out strategies in this setting.

All participants rated DataPall between 65 and 97.5 on the SUS, providing relatively consistent overall consensus regarding the ease of use.

In 2004, the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative (ADQI) proposed an AKI classification system called "Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss, End-Stage Kidney Disease (RIFLE)" criteria to promote a consistent and consensus AKI definition [ 9].

The use of clinical diabetes guidelines as a potential educational resource was associated with better diabetes-related knowledge and clinical decision making that was more consistent with consensus recommendations among physicians in our study.

This high regard for medical interviewing is consistent with consensus statements [ 11, 12] that concluded effective physician-patient communication is an integral part of medical practice and the position of the ACGME that effective communication is a general competency important to all specialties [ 15].

As a consequence, it is very difficult to have any consistent and consensus-based quality assessments in these papers.