Sentence examples for more recent consensus from inspiring English sources

But the more recent consensus is that Lincoln was speaking very much in character.

Of course, modern scientific opinion is strongly against such independent conscious influences (though it is worth noting that this is a far more recent consensus than either Mr McGinn or Mr Kim suggests).

In contrast, a more recent consensus among a panel of ICU experts, the MARD should be <14%% [3].

In more recent consensus or review papers, the impact of nocturia on sleep was mainly focused on QoL scales.

However, more recent consensus statements have tended to support more aggressive treatment and the wider use of hypertonic saline [ 6, 7].

Previously there was general acceptance that the fibrillar form of amylin is the toxic species [ 58– 66]; however, the more recent consensus is that the soluble oligomeric structures exert the toxic effect [ 67– 73].

86 With this in mind, the more recent international consensus document recommending a reference value of absolute muscularity below the fifth centile is to be welcomed.

Taking the same approach is the more recent American Diabetes Association/European Association for the Study of Diabetes consensus statement advocating individualized therapeutic choices to be considered as soon as A1C overcomes a 7.0% threshold (11), supporting more intensive and earlier use of combination therapy and introduction of insulin therapy if glycemic control is not achieved.

More recent guidelines and consensus reports [ 2– 4] reflect this view.

There is a recent consensus that more clinical trials are required to assess the safety and efficacy of second-generation antipsychotic medications for children and youth.

This differs somewhat from the earlier results of alanine-scanning mutagenesis of the S3b-S4a paddle (2), but is in broad consensus with more recent data (54).