Preclinical data, frequently derived from numerous small-scale animal studies, would also be an appropriate subject for meta-analysis, which might reveal overall trends not evident in small studies affording, individually, only limited statistical power and yielding, collectively, sometimes apparently inconsistent results.
If one believes that a collective agent is also collectively autonomous, one apparently subscribes to at least two normatively relevant beliefs ([ 26]: 292–295): first, this autonomous collective agent is not only able to hold attitudes that are partly independent of the attitudes of its members, but it is also justified in overriding dissenting opinions of its members.
The "Adult Swim" cartoons, as they are collectively called, are apparently more relevant than Johnny's late-night heirs, at least to one demographic.
Rather, what matters is an ensemble of tiny signals you'd likely perceive as noise, and yet collectively they are, apparently, significant.
We are all apparently so collectively starved for hotness, that the idea of a trim, centuries-old saint donning Burberry and John Fluevogs is enough to warrant international media attention.
Apparently, we have collectively decided as a culture that it is impossible for children to take part in any activity without simultaneously shoving something into their pie holes.
Apparently we are collectively going through tough times, and need our musicians to light the way.
The partners, who collectively own 80percentt of the team, apparently do not want Naimoli, who owns about 15percentto to even have an office at Tropicana Field.
Collectively, dysregulation of DNA methylation is apparently one of the major barriers to effective cancer diagnosis and treatment in different types of cancer.
According to Football Association charges against five footballers, it is alleged that they collectively bet £10,505 on Bury, and have apparently been identified doing so convincingly enough for charges to be brought against them.
