Sentence examples for of a general consensus from inspiring English sources

Although Symbiodinium sequences are readily available from generic genetic databases, their usefulness is impeded by the lack of a general consensus on the classification of Symbiodinium species.

"It was more of a general consensus that we developed.

Their year-long investigation showed the existence of a general consensus about the importance of sharing but implementation varied, leading them to note 'as in many human activities, the devil is in the details' [9], p.35].

However, due to the lack of a general consensus on critical characterization parameters, a shortage of harmonized protocols to support testing, and the vast variety of engineered nanomaterials, the translation of nanomedicines into clinic is particularly complex.

Both curators emphasized that "Shared Legacy" presents Gordon's vision of what folk art is, and is not necessarily representative of a general consensus.

Acknowledging this very real fact does nothing to undermine Sanders' call, it adds urgency to it: we will only wrest control of social policy from the carceral state, and invest more in social services, in the context of a general consensus -- that is, a national movement that embraces this idea.

The ever-more impressive accomplishments of empirical science had led to a general consensus in academia that the development of comprehensive metaphysical systems was a waste of time because they were not subject to empirical testing.

And as Blackburn's quip underscored, it would prove tricky for Rorty to appeal to a general consensus of people who found his views useful.

Objective: To provide a list of quality assessment indicators in Ambulatory Surgery and to discuss the necessity of obtaining a general consensus regarding the complexity of both the operations and the patients undergoing surgery.

This paper is an attempt to use the concept of Trading Zone, as elaborated by Peter Galison in the field of the history of science (Galison 1999), to indicate new opportunities to foster innovation in panning, beyond the illusion of conquering a general consensus about values and objectives among different actors involved in strategic planning.

In 1999, a consortium of European laboratories participated in the first multi-centre study with the objective of reaching a general consensus on the criteria for defining a circulating epithelial cell as a cancer cell [ 8].