Sentence examples for large-scale consensus from inspiring English sources

The term 'intermediate' susceptibility was avoided given its use in other bacterial infections for which standard breakpoints are set based on large-scale consensus [ 16].

For the first time, we demonstrate that this large-scale consensus QA approach is more robust and accurate than any individual quality method by integrating their strength together.

A realistic consensus between practicing physicians at the community level, with the identification of distinct roles for the screening service and clinical practitioners, would be much easier to achieve than a large-scale consensus between experts.

In order to address this challenge, we developed a large-scale consensus QA method (MULTICOM) to combine 14 complementary model QA methods to improve the reliability and robustness of protein model ranking.

Notably, this did not involve the assembly of large-scale optical consensus maps, but the iterative alignment of individual Rmaps to the existing sequence contigs.

In the final article, "Large-scale global optimization through consensus of opinions over complex networks" by Omid Askari-Sichani and Mahdi Jalili, the authors present a model based on consensus of opinions among agents interacting over a complex networked structure for a large-scale task optimization.

Most of the large-scale departures from this consensus are present in only one meningococcal genome examined so far and may be particular to that isolate alone or that isolate and its close relatives.

In the large-scale group decision making (LGDM) consensus process, it is usually assumed that the obtained clusters do not change.

While there is no consensus on large-scale phylogeny of the Crustacea, the most recent and comprehensive phylogenetic analysis of arthropod relationships [ 64] based on 62 loci (41 Kb) showed that the Malacostraca is the sister clade to the Thecostraca and the Copepoda is their closest relative, confirming previous phylogenetic results by Regier et al. [ 65] and Mallat and Giribet [ 66].

(The large-scale alignment between the AluSg consensus and the TSC2 RE1 flanked by genomic sequences, leaves practically no doubt that the Alu repeat was indeed a progenitor of this functional p53 site - the 'divergence' ratio (div) is a mere 10.5% for the 290 bp-long DNA fragments (Additional File 3: Figure S2).

A large-scale EST dataset with 76,459 consensuses derived from E. sagittatum is reported in this study.