In that article, titled "Toward a sustainable biomedical research enterprise: Finding consensus and implementing recommendations," the authors examined a number of recent reports on the state of the biomedical enterprise and distilled their recommendations into a list of what they believe constitute "consensus" proposals.
These phosphorylated tyrosine residues constitute consensus-binding sites for the Grb2 SH2 domain, thus allowing Shc to engage Grb2-driven signaling pathways (reviewed in [ 13]).
The contested passages (about gay people and divorced Catholics who have remarried) were the only ones that failed to achieve the two-thirds majority that constitutes a consensus.
What constituted a consensus should be provided in advance, together with the threshold specifying when consensus is reached [ 16].
But the novel wants to disturb any sense of what might constitute "a consensus view of reality," the better to depict the instabilities of a perforated mind.
Ideology thus must succeed in constituting a consensus about capitalism, and it must do so by giving expression to capitalism's recognizable features.
A total of 729 marker loci were assembled into the 43 LGs constituting the consensus map, while 99 markers remained unlinked.
This mutant lacks the cdc4-phosphodegron constituting the consensus for the E3 ubiquitin-ligase Fbxw7α, the major negative regulator of the intracellular Notch signal (O'Neil et al, 2007; Thompson et al, 2007).
The surgical data collection tools presented here, in combination with the EPHect nonsurgical data collection tools (20), constitute the consensus of leading clinical, epidemiological, and/or basic science experts in the field of endometriosis and were based on extensive current knowledge and anticipated future relevance.
It constitutes an initial consensus shape, and from this, differences in coordinate distances are computed for every specimen.
