Sentence examples for enhanced consensus from inspiring English sources

This review (1) compiled and evaluated dental management recommendations for select medical conditions; (2) summarized recommendations and their assigned levels of evidence; (3) identified areas of conflict, ambiguity, or both; and (4) identified issues that warrant future research, enhanced consensus statements, or both.

The research field would benefit from an enhanced consensus on how to define shift work as a concept.

(3) Further filtering of candidate binding sites for significantly enhanced consensus as compared to random DNA sequences having the same nucleotide fractions (A, T, G and C content) as the respective promoter region (bootstrapping p-value < 0.0001).

Through enhanced trust, consensus and autonomy, blockchain brings widespread decentralization to transactions.

While the topics of the hearing varied from proposed legislation on mental health services in schools to the wisdom of carrying a gun in restaurants, much attention focused on the one area upon which there is an increasing bipartisan consensus: enhanced and increased background checks for gun buyers.

In each enhanced organismal database, the consensus sequences (after information-preserved sequence clustering) are fused into a single string separated by the "[" character.

Although a SELEX experiment for KLF1 binding has not been published, experiments from our group suggest a C at position 1, an A or C at position 3, an A at position 5, and an A, T or C at position 9 of the 9 bp consensus provides enhanced affinity for KLF1 binding.

Excellent definition of the extent of the tumour is required (strong consensus) Contrast-enhanced imaging is recommended.

The aggregation of the local posterior distributions from all clusters is achieved via an enhanced version of the maximum consensus algorithm.

Only 7% of conserved TANNNT motifs were preceded by the TGN sequence described as forming an extended −10 consensus associated with enhanced transcriptional activity (Agarwal and Tyagi, 2003).

DiPaula and colleagues refer to American's peak body for orthopaedic surgeons' consensus statement which notes enhanced patient care requires collaboration with industry.