Sentence examples for described a consensus from inspiring English sources
By analysing 5'-non-coding sequences of various vertebrate mRNAs, Kozak [ 33] described a consensus sequence, which was composed of the most frequently observed nucleotides in positions -6 to +1 (the A of the AUG codon providing position +1).
Brackley et al. (59) described a consensus report issued by SAMHSA in 1997 [Treatment Improvement Protocols (TIPS), number 25: Substance Abuse Treatment and Domestic Violence] noting that few settings had actually integrated the TIPS into practice.
She also took issue with Exxon's assertion of uncertainty about the science in the 1980s, noting the National Academy of Science describing a consensus on climate change from the 1970s.
Alternatively, PxxPxK is a consensus definition that describes a consensus sequence for multiple instances.
The score S indicates how well a given sequence matches the Rfam tRNA covariance model, which describes a consensus tRNA structure that is based on a seed alignment of tRNAs from 967 species.
We describe a consensus study, using a Delphi technique with HCPs, to identify core questions and assessments for use in primary care with older adults reporting hand pain or hand problems.
Stewart et al. describe a consensus definition that classifies high-risk patients (25% of patients with MM) as having any of t(4 14), t(14, 16), t(14 20), deletion of 17q13, deletion of chromosome 13 by metaphase cytogenetics, aneuploidy or a plasma cell labeling index of >3.0.
While this can be controversial because there are many manners to obtain or describe a consensus sequence, logos methodology being one of them, we are in agreement with the proposition of the original author in the use of the term "sequence logo" suggested in his website [ 68].
To describe a consensus-based case review development process that applies eligibility and diagnostic criteria for diverse clinical trials of chiropractic care for chronic pain conditions.
