Sentence examples for scarce consensus from inspiring English sources

Scarce consensus exist about cancer patients' reasons for participating in a biobank.

Although a number of studies have accentuated the role of psychological factors in unexplained environmental intolerances [ 23- 28] evidence regarding a psycho-physiological process underlying this phenomenon is still scarce and consensus on a conceptual framework is lacking.

As data about long-term safety and health impact of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are scarce, an expert consensus is an appropriate means to provide recommendations.

Although evidence on how to optimally treat patients with HFPEF is scarce, there is consensus that at least optimising blood pressure and reducing heart rate in patients with tachycardia is needed, combined with optimal treatment of (cardiac) comorbidities [ 38, 39].

There have been few comparative studies regarding PS and SEMS placement in hilar CCA, and because such data are scarce, no clear consensus has been reached regarding the optimal approach in these patients.

However, along several dimensions and classes only a small number of examples have inter-annotator consensus, making for scarce training and test data and for a more difficult machine learning task.

Recently the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (ESPGHAN) published updated guidelines for paediatric CD, 1 but international guidelines for adult CD are scarce 2– 5 since the NIH consensus 6 on CD in 2005 (despite more than 4000 PubMed publications about CD in the last 8 years).

But they paper over contradictions in a broken drug control system, where consensus is tenuous and scarce.

The Money demands that strangers reach consensus around the allocation of scarce resources.

Bold small-business leaders are scarce; corporate decisions are usually made by consensus.

But despite this clear consensus, extended education is still scarce in emerging economies like those of Latin America.