Sentence examples for general consensus concerning from inspiring English sources

In France, after several years of hesitation in defining concrete ways of working to implement land-use management projects, practitioners have reached a general consensus concerning the need to use concerted approaches.

There was a general consensus concerning the AP's (and the CBE program) potential to improve quality and continuity of care, and to clarify the midwifery role.

In our analyses, contradictions to the general consensus concerning angiosperm phylogeny, such as Acorus falling within magnoliids instead of a basal position within monocots, have poor bootstrap support (<70%).

Although there is general consensus concerning certain genetic predisposing factors [ 7] and other risk factors such as diabetes, smoking and alcohol intake (with discussion about epilepsy/anticonvulsant drugs) [ 3, 8], the apparently conflicting results regarding the possible work-related origin of this disease are still a subject of debate [ 9, 10].

No general consensus exists concerning the validity of the reserpine model.

A general consensus exists concerning treatment regimes for extra-pulmonary TB (table 4): except for meningitis and osteoarticular TB, the standard recommended regimen (INH + RIF + PZA + EMB for 2 months, followed by INH + RIF for 4 months) should be started.

Although most evolutionists seem to accept the hypothesis of a common ancestor, there is no consensus concerning the general morphology of the ancestral NCLDV and how it evolved to give rise to the different classes of viruses.

Although there is no consensus concerning what constitutes a good ICC, 28 the general convention is that ICC below 0.40 are poor, between 0.41 and 0.60 are moderate, and above 0.60 are good or even very good (>0.80).

17– 20 The guidelines for the general population were chosen because at the time of questionnaire administration, there was no consensus concerning guidelines for cancer screening in conventionally treated 21 or HCT 22 survivors.

A consensus concerning the guidelines was reached.

A general consensus exists also concerning the use of chest CT only for complicated cases, considering the high level of radiation exposure and the high costs related to its use.