Sentence examples for detailed consensus from inspiring English sources

There is no detailed consensus on the right approach to international financial regulation, any more than there is on the domestic sort: there is plenty of activity, but for the most part it is co-operation without conviction.The risks of international finance need to be frankly acknowledged, and then reduced so far as possible.

A detailed consensus on the role of the supervisor will probably never be achieved due to the difference in research culture among departments.

Travis, meanwhile, analyzes a recent nanotechnology skills survey and concludes that, although there's no detailed consensus on what skills the industry is looking for, there are some broad themes.

Despite nearly 30 years of study, there is still no detailed consensus regarding either the fundamental parameters that drive cracks or the precise mechanisms of their growth in most materials.

The term atrial cardiomyopathy, which has been used sporadically in the medical literature, was recently the subject of a detailed Consensus Document prepared by representatives of the European Heart Rhythm Association, Heart Rhythm Society, Asia-Pacific Heart Rhythm Society, and Sociedad Latinoamericana de Estimulación Cardiaca y Electrofisiología.

Development of formal, detailed consensus guidelines, similar to those of QUOROM (10), would be helpful.

Table 3 shows a detailed overview of consensus LAPs, divided into the well-known four major groups.

The issue of results notification in product biomonitoring studies is worthy of more detailed examination, and consensus among researchers and journals should be a priority.

After taxonomic identification, sequences ascertained to be of bacterial origin consisted of 99% reads and 305 genera or the most detailed level of consensus taxonomy.

Within this class of approaches, we can use a fingerprint profile to summarize the family in a more detailed manner than a consensus fingerprint.

We recommend that researchers go beyond accepted practices to provide additional information including detailed descriptions of the consensus meeting process (and note if one did not take place), whether reported scores reflect pre- or post-consensus ratings, and results that correspond specifically to the data from participants included in the current analyses.