Sentence examples for increase consensus from inspiring English sources
He said: We have previously argued that the US banks reporting season should act as a catalyst to increase consensus expectations ahead of Barclays' third quarter [update] on 31 October.
Little guidance exists on how to increase consensus in group architectural decision making.
Illumina data was used to correct potential base errors and increase consensus quality using the software Polisher developed at JGI (Alla Lapidus, unpublished).
Illumina data were used to correct potential base errors and increase consensus quality using the software Polisher developed at JGI (Lapidus A, unpublished data).
The ability to explore the structure of human variation in large databases like NESARC, with systems like ViVA, could be a way to increase consensus and incorporate scientific models into neuropsychiatric practice.
With the increasing consensus on the importance of education for infants and toddlers, the educational administration is gradually taking over responsibility for managing nurseries.
The definition of standardised technical protocols for DWI and standardised interpretation of results are still under evaluation and increasing consensus is developing [37].
However, with increasing knowledge of transitional fossil forms, increasing consensus over their relationships, and with progress in studies of the developmental processes underlying the formation of digits, it becomes increasingly difficult to define what constitutes either a digit or indeed a tetrapod.
These findings are consistent with increasing consensus that the face inversion effect originates during perceptual encoding rather than long-term memory [17], [18], [19], [20].
Although rates on general changeability increased consensus, round two was insufficient in reaching consensus on all factors' changeability.
There is increasing consensus supporting the use of multiple markers, including neuropsychological measures and hippocampal volumes, in diagnosis and prediction of disease course in neurodegenerative disorders [ 26, 45– 45].
