Sentence examples for sharing a consensus from inspiring English sources

Three quarters of the congregations and 87% of the membership are described by the The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement as "mainstream", sharing a consensus on practice and theology.

Sequence analysis showed that C-terminal domains of phiC31 integrase contained a cysteine-rich motif sharing a consensus LXCXCG21YXCX42C (aa 372 403), which could be a zinc finger-like domain, followed by a small leu/val-rich region (aa 447 571), which has a high probability of forming coiled-coil structures [21], [42], [46].

This year, he said, lawyers for the Republicans and Democrats share a consensus on what is permissible.

We are not each other's moral guardians, and we don't share a consensus about professional ethics.

Their boldness was especially remarkable because the US media in the 1950s had largely shared a consensus about the dangers of communism with the White House and State Department, which regarded even newspapers such as the New York Times as extensions of foreign policy.

Moderates of both parties shared a consensus that Truman's containment policy was, as the historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., wrote, "the brave and essential response of free men to communist aggression".

The nature of the interaction of insect cuticular proteins and chitin is unknown even though about half of the cuticular proteins sequenced thus far share a consensus region that has been predicted to be the site of chitin binding.

Unlike in C. elegans, higher animals have multiple isoforms of let-7 miRNAs; these isoforms share a consensus sequence called the 'seed sequence' and these isoforms are categorized into let-7 miRNA family.

These ligands share a consensus sequence, known as the EGF motif, which is important for binding to EGFR.

What proportion shared a consensus taxonomy?

All these REP elements share a consensus sequence adjacent to the ISPsy8 insertion point.