Sentence examples for insufficient consensus from inspiring English sources

To date, there is insufficient consensus about the most adequate and reliable tool to measure lumbar surgical outcomes, and this prevents the comparison of the results among different clinical studies.

However, given the complex and contested nature of the concepts involved, there is insufficient consensus among philosophers to permit the construction of any more detailed definition not open to serious objection from some quarter or other.

Future implementation of combination therapy comprising HDACi and radiotherapy with require a better understanding of dosing schedules, and there is still insufficient consensus regarding therapy response evaluation.

Some ends of the contigs might overlap but failed to form larger contigs due to insufficient consensus bands for the high stringency of a minimum 70% overlapping bands.

Although there is still insufficient consensus on the operational definition and measurement of intimate partner violence, available estimations of lifetime prevalence of intimate partner violence vary from 15 to 71% worldwide, with the highest rates documented in resource-constrained settings (4).

In the first trial, Matsuyama District Court dismissed this claim, because "it was not clear that Y agreed to IVF" and "there is still insufficient social consensus that a baby born in such way should be seen as a child of the dead husband" [ 8, 9].

Nevertheless, this alone was insufficient to produce consensus in the Commons.

The Centers for Disease Control report comprises three classes of evidence: recommended strategies are based on strong rationale and suggestive evidence, suggested strategies may be supported by suggestive clinical or epidemiologic studies, and no recommendations are given for practices for which insufficient evidence or consensus regarding efficacy exists.

He argued that the emphasis on macroeconomic stability and privatisation under the so-called Washington Consensus were insufficient to address social exclusion and unemployment, but he also appointed a conservative minister of finance who has the confidence of the international financial community.

While much of the research is of insufficient quality to provide consensus on Shiatsu or acupressure use, some high quality clinical research (particularly around pain) does exist.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for the majority in that case, said there was insufficient evidence of a "national consensus" against such executions.