Sentence examples for extensive consensus from inspiring English sources
In an extensive consensus meeting, the three researchers established an agreed set of 44 codes.
Extensive consensus has established that capsule endoscopy visualize the whole small bowel, and it help to assess the small-bowel severity in CD [ 4].
For FDG PET there is extensive consensus about the requirements for patient preparation [ 4], including the duration of fasting time and the need for bed rest in order to minimize physiological uptake of FDG in muscle [ 5].
UK Chair Steve Wearne concluded that extensive discussion had "allowed the working group to achieve a broad consensus on the tasks they had been set on AMR".
UK Chair Steve Wearne concluded that extensive discussion had allowed the working group to achieve a broad consensus on the tasks they had been set on AMR.
Note that Hirshberg doesn't address the fact that the broad consensus of the science community is that GM foods are safer than conventional/organic foods because of the extensive safety testing, particularly of allergens.
For taxonomic consistency throughout the species assessments, the SSG followed Leonard J V Compagno's 2005 Global Checklist of Living Chondrichthyan Fishes (Compagno, 2005), only deviating from this where there was extensive opposing consensus with a clear and justifiable alternative, as adjudicated by the IUCN SSG's Vice Chairs of Taxonomy, David E Ebert and William T White.
Work over the last few decades has resulted in an unprecedented number of genetic markers for a crop plant and an extensive and rigorous consensus genetic map.
The reliability of codes and definitions were confirmed through extensive discussion and consensus among analysis team members.
Successful employment of this model relies heavily on extensive discussions towards consensus and privileging the leadership and direction of the host partner.
It might help the reader to have the discussion of the balance of divergence and reversal (presently in the fifth paragraph of the Discussion) sooner, e.g. in the subsection "Extensive reversion toward consensus".
