Sentence examples for producing consensus from inspiring English sources

Graphical representations of multiple sequence alignments producing consensus sequences were generated using WebLogo 3 [ 38].

Valouev et al. demonstrate their optical map assembler by producing consensus maps for Yersinia pestis KIM, Escherichia coli K12, Thalassiosira pseudonana, O. sativa ssp japonica (rice), and Homo sapiens.

Treaties rarely produce consensus on controversial topics.

The bishops indicated that the meeting here was unlikely to produce consensus on those demands.

And negotiations, usually involving manufacturers, state officials and environmentalists, have sometimes not produced consensus.

Republican officials said the talks between the administration and the speaker had produced consensus on some major issues.

Guided by careful analysis, they should lead the kind of spirited public debate that can produce consensus capable of withstanding the "nimbyism" that typically kills housing proposals.

Mr. Reagan had another vision, but he fell well short of the "ability to produce consensus" behind it, then or now.

The sparse commentary seemed to signal that months of Afghan government consultations, done internally and with foreign allies, had not produced consensus on exactly how to proceed.

"He produces consensus in the same way other good leaders do: by listening extremely closely to what others have to say, by synthesizing that very well, and by sensing the broad middle," Roger Ferguson, the Fed's vice-chairman, told me.

But Mr. Geithner conceded that the meeting, in the South Korean port city of Busan, was unlikely to produce consensus on an aim of American policy makers: a global tax on the largest banks.