Sentence examples for collectively changes from inspiring English sources
Collectively, changes in these ionic concentrations have been demonstrated to decrease resting membrane potential and impair sarcolemmal excitability [13].
Collectively, changes in IL-6 and TNF-α expression by RHP and GLGPG could influence the etiology of OA and RA.
Collectively, changes in the level of TOPORS and Pirh2 appeared dependent on the cell line treated as well as p53 status and are a minor factor in the regulation of wild-type or mutated p53.
Although I would argue that we should be able to get a crude measure of whether problems changed collectively, changes in problems may be harder to detect through surveys than are changes in consumption.
Individual hopes can collectively change history.
The affluent have collectively changed their minds about cities to a great extent, leading to the opposite of white flight.
And if there's an advertising genius who has found the simple symbol to make people individually and collectively change behavior, he hasn't stepped forward.
But when students are deeply engaged in political environments that they can collectively change, starting things here and stopping things there, we sneer and insist that they are censorious, sensitive and downright ridiculous.
As Laurie Penny recently wrote, for The Baffler, the risk of promoting individual self-care as a solution to existential anxiety or oppression is that victims will become isolated in a futile struggle to solve their own problems rather than to collectively change the systems causing them harm.
The huge advantage of pop culture is precisely that it's popular – it reaches a huge audience with a message we don't often hear: that we can, collectively, change our world through mass action to end the worst forms of poverty.
"We're really focusing on taking the science and technology of Dow and devoting our efforts to finding new ways of doing business that will help companies collectively change our role in society," says Neil Hawkins, Dow's corporate vice president and chief sustainability officer.
