Sentence examples for reaching a consensus between from inspiring English sources
The biggest problem, Mr. Bowman said, is "getting the permits, and reaching a consensus between all agencies that oversee waterfront development".
Results obtained offer guidelines for stereoscopic video creation, extracting the probabilities of visual discomfort and fatigue and reaching a consensus between 3D perception and annoyance over observer's eye.
The diagnosis of ADHD was established after reaching a consensus between two or three clinical psychologists from the SiS LVM Institution Hornö, or between a psychologist from the institution and a consulting specialist in neuropsychology.
Some labor leaders say Ms. Weingarten is caught in the middle, trying to reach a consensus between unions that vigorously oppose any costly concessions and unions like District Council 37 that, because they are vulnerable to layoffs, are open to money-saving compromises.
As for the current traffic issues, the Public Works and Traffic Commission has been addressing the Palm Crest issue all year, but has not reached a consensus between the local residents and the school families.
To reach a consensus between the two analyses so that ESTs selected by alignment to vector or primer sequences could be rejected, only ESTs that matched the same cDNA clones in both analyses were deemed appropriate for further consideration.
When strong differences in scoring between the two observers occurred the core was re-evaluated to reach a consensus between the two observers.
The Delphi method is used to reach a consensus between experts on a specific topic via a series of questionnaires interspersed with feedback of group answers [ 1].
These results illustrate the difficulty to reach a consensus between different models and the amount of manual literature research that would be necessary to solve all discrepancies.
It is then important to reach a consensus between the physicians and the management team in order to maximize profit for both parties, including patients and their families.
A literature review indicates that scholars and practitioners are reaching a consensus around a trade-off between the value and benefits of gaining lower prices versus losing long-term relationships with suppliers.
