We calculated interquartile ranges (IQR) of experts' assessments, which can be used as an indicator for consensus measurement [23, 44, 45].
It's an further indicator of the lack of consensus about truth-making and grounding that even other philosophers who are willing to take both these notions seriously and conceive of them as constitutively related, e.g., Cameron, find it "natural", as he puts it (2010: 184), to define grounding in terms of truth-making rather than the other way around as Schaffer proposes.
In 2011, an iCCM stakeholder technical working group (TWG) led by the MOH developed a list of consensus indicators for monitoring the strength of routine iCCM implementation at the level of the HSA and agreed to report on them regularly across all districts.
If a seismic price tag becomes a more powerful indicator of masterworks than scholarly consensus, provenance and authentication, the sale sets a frightening precedent for, as Saltz put it, #FakeArtNews.
After two rounds of consensus 17 indicators relevant for patients with established CHD were selected; for 11 out of these 17 indicators data could be collected by extraction from medical records.
However, a number of studies have shown that panel size is not always a good indicator of the success of a consensus exercise [ 29, 30].
As a separate indicator of the quality of the consensus locus order, we also quantified the degree to which component maps expanded if their loci were arranged according to their order in the consensus map.
Determination of consensus and judgment of indicators followed the RAND®/UCLA method.
To develop these indicators we used a RAND Modified Delphi procedure with two rounds of consensus, with 101 general practitioners from nine countries involved in the consensus process.
