From many studies like this one, a consensus is emerging that although the Clean Air Act, which became law 20 years ago, has brought about some significant improvements, air pollution at levels still frequently found in American cities, towns and even rural areas is more dangerous to human health than previously recognized.
In round one, a consensus was achieved in 25 out of 36 statements with at least 75% of respondents rating 4 5 on clarity, validity and applicability in these 25 statements.
Based on a consensus meeting one final version (T-12) was formed [ 10].
The second main finding, clearly related to the first one, was a consensus on the inadequacy of the guidelines as a tool to help physicians decide whom to treat with antidepressants.
One needs a consensus of perception before the project can proceed.
The debate is a delicate one, with a consensus forming that, while overseas imports have been good for the Premier League, the volume may be crowding out domestic talent and hurting the national side.
No one in a consensus building process should be pressed to give up the pursuit of their best interests in response to the "feelings" or the "best interests" of the group.
How does one develop a consensus about strategy?
Qualitative themes are difficult to extrapolate at a festival as sprawling as this one, but a consensus emerged that it was an especially strong year for documentaries.
The specific variants included 16 missense variants, of which 15 were p.Val2424Gly c.7271TT > G) (rs28904921), seven were frameshifts (of which four were c.3802delG), three were nonsense mutations, and one was a consensus splice-site variant (all variants included in the family analysis are indicated in Table 2).
