Sentence examples for explicit consensus from inspiring English sources
The explicit consensus in America is ecumenical and strongly pro-religious, and Americans generally sense that when they single out one faith and aggressively criticise its spiritual content, they're violating a national ethical code.This is not quite the case in the Netherlands, where Ms Hirsi Ali developed her feminist critique of Islam and served as an MP for the centre-right Liberal party.
Story lines may be interpreted in different ways by different actors; it is not necessary to find an explicit consensus about their meaning.
There is no explicit consensus in the literature with regard to the most appropriate tree reconstruction method for AFLP data.
The empirical and theoretical analyses then feed into explicit consensus building methods (e.g. Delphi panel) that help focus the different disciplinary perspectives on a common consensus-building task.
This optimal current step-up practice according to an explicit consensus protocol is considered the best alternative available for comparison to early surgery.
Therefore, there is no clear explicit consensus on the use of CA-125 in screening, disease progression, and follow-up in ovarian cancer, letting alone other less intensively investigated tumor markers.
The proposed explicit consensus-based prescribing criteria in the final paper will reference the available evidence where possible.
In this case it is simpler and more accurate to say that the ECB's monetary policies reflect the dominant, explicit intellectual consensus of the northern European policymaking elite.
Worse, because the U.S. solved the problems of appropriability and time horizons indirectly, there never crystallized an explicit ideological consensus in this country about these being the key rationales for active industrial policy.
The explicit weighted consensus network built using Algorithm 1 is shown in Figure 5A.
In this study, we present a new algorithm for the inference of explicit weighted consensus networks from a collection of trees (e.g., multiple single-gene phylogenies), with or without prior knowledge of the species phylogeny.
