Sentence examples for suitable consensus from inspiring English sources
Either way, a bleak Monday at Rangers beckons, with administrators ready to impose their own cull if no suitable consensus is reached between members of the playing staff.
Detection of consensus modules proceeds by defining a suitable consensus dissimilarity (Methods, Eq. 22) and using it as input to hierarchical clustering.
With this multisystemic approach one seeks to resolve existing tensions in collaboration with the participants and try to pave the way for the emergence of a stable and suitable consensus on the issue at hand.
In our case a combination of those methods was not suitable because the consensus sequence of all known Udhs (using the recommended cut off of 80%) was identical to the sequence of the UdhAt.
We present VICUNA, a de novo assembly algorithm suitable for generating consensus assemblies from genetically heterogeneous populations.
Here we report a set of 12 primer sequences that were designed from ADRV sequences and also found to amplify various genes from the different CAL isolates and hence may represent consensus primers suitable for the detection of HuGBR.
There is no consensus on suitable reference RNAs that could be used as internal controls.
A Delphi method was used to find consensus on suitable blended protocols (content, sequence and ratio).
Difficulties in measuring HRQoL in children include a lack of consensus on suitable (cross-cultural), self-report instruments and the need for different instruments in different age groups.
Levels of the candidate BCR-associated miRNAs were normalised to spiked-in cel-miR-39 only, since there is no consensus on suitable endogenous small RNAs in circulation for such a purpose (Kroh et al, 2010).
In addition, there is no consensus on suitable small RNA reference genes that could be used as internal controls for biological variability; current protocols call for samples to be processed from identical input volumes, then corrected for technical variability using spiked-in synthetic non-human (Caenorhabditis elegans) miRNA as a normalising control (Mitchell et al, 2008; Kroh et al, 2010).
