Sentence examples for dependence on consensus from inspiring English sources

The paucity of large, randomized, prospective studies results in dependence on consensus expert opinion and retrospective analysis with inherent bias.

It is dependent on consensus.

Deletion usually depends on consensus.

Despite its long-standing status as the diagnostic "gold standard", the renal transplant biopsy is limited by a fundamental dependence on descriptive, empirically-derived consensus classification.

It continued: "By rejecting efforts to roll back E.P.A.'s common-sense steps to safeguard Americans from harmful pollution, the Senate also rejected an approach that would have increased the nation's dependence on oil, contradicted the scientific consensus on global warming, and jeopardized America's ability to lead the world in the clean energy economy.

Germany's long-term pattern resembles a much milder version of the stagnation Japan is going through -- economic anemia at home, unhealthy dependence on exports, a paralyzing culture of consensus decision-making and an inability to carry out much-needed financial and economic changes.

GERMAN business is built on consensus.

Data analysis was based on consensus diagnoses from 1738 yearly evaluations conducted with the offspring and a parent using the K-SADS, and separately modeled the effects of familial susceptibility and exposure to parental alcohol dependence.

Those who cleave to the new consensus will try to reduce dependence on commodities and boost growth by encouraging private investment.

"There is a unique moment, an opportunity, where there is a consensus -- movement away from dependence on the Middle East," said Lawrence Goldstein, president of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation Inc., an industry-supported consulting group in New York.

Transcriptionally responsive and memory effect promoters are similar in their possession of consensus TATA elements and corresponding dependence on SAGA and TFIID (Huisinga and Pugh 2004).