Sentence examples for the present consensus is from inspiring English sources
The present consensus is that their ratio to FLp53 determines functional outcome (Jänicke et al, 2009).
The present consensus is that a dataset should be cited using, at a minimum, five elements largely familiar from article citations: creator(s), title, year, publisher and identifier.
The present consensus is that TRPV1 is a noxious heat-gated ion channel present in most noxious heat-sensitive C-fibers, but its presence does not appear to be necessary for these neurons to respond to noxious heat in vivo (Woodbury et al., 2004).
The locus order of the present consensus map is highly consistent, and is sufficiently reliable for use as a reference genetic map for pearl millet.
The locus order of the present consensus map is highly consistent, and is sufficiently reliable for use as a reference for the genetic analysis of random red clover germplasms.
The accuracy of marker orders on the present consensus map is also improved over the previous one [ 44].
84 While the present consensus statement is not designed to provide recommendations on therapies with particular agents but rather on treatment strategies, the task force nevertheless points to the importance of maintaining the targeted therapeutic state once achieved and advises against stopping a successful therapy based on the available evidence.
The aim of the present consensus paper was to identify and evaluate studies on the changes in airway dimensions and muscular function produced by RME in growing patients.
The aim of the present consensus report was to critically address the available evidence reporting on the impact of implant abutment connection, positioning of the machined collar/microgap, and platform switching on crestal bone level changes.
By the present consensus, epidural analgesia is the most effective and least depressive treatment for labor pain.
As for CIN, our results support the present consensus that CIN is also an independent prognostic marker in stage II CRC, and possibly a more useful marker than MSI (Sinicrope et al, 2006; Mouradov et al, 2013).
