Sentence examples for exhaustive consensus from inspiring English sources

Aides, who say nothing in the campaign is achieved without exhaustive consensus, said Mr. Romney's emergence in the final stretch of the race as a pragmatist, talking about his charitable acts, business career and record as governor, bore Mr. White's fingerprints.

Overall, results from this study provide an exhaustive consensus framework map of SSR and DArT markers for the durum wheat genome that was used to assess the genetic structure of cultivated durum wheat germplasm at the level of single chromosome regions and to assess the potential of GWAS to dissect the genetic basis of heading date.

A third point is the system complexity, imposing an exhaustive search for consensus and metric validation of "core sets" of items, out of the over 1400 available, applicable to the most various conditions [ 19, 20].

When tackling the discovery of patterns of length n presenting only mutations from the consensus, an exhaustive search for all possible 4 n mutations of a candidate motif becomes rapidly prohibitive, even on modern computers.

These data indicate that actually the genetic resolution of AM in this elite germplasm might be higher than expected based on previous assumptions and that, based on these results and on the length of the durum consensus map, exhaustive GWAS in elite T. durum germplasm will require a marker density in the order of tens of thousands markers.

The monotonicity properties of the compound Poisson approximation are exploited to avoid exhaustive enumeration of candidate consensuses.

GAL4 binding sites were identified using an exhaustive genomic search for the consensus CGGN11CCG.

In order to have the most exhaustive list of mapped genes, the consensus REFMAP050110 (IBM_Gnp2004) framework map http://urgi.versailles.inra.fr/GnpMap was used [ 50].

This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.

The annotations obtained with these consensus libraries provided a quasi-exhaustive set of copies that could be used to search for methylation signatures of repeat-based silencing processes.

The report, based in part on an exhaustive survey of scientific journals, affirms the scientific consensus, with an immense amount of detail obtained from interviews with researchers around the world.