Sentence examples for collectively one from inspiring English sources

However, several larger studies fail to detect an association in never smokers and collectively one could possibly argue that the variant allele mediates its effect on lung cancer risk by increasing the tendency to smoke more.

Worse, these so-called "place-holders", collectively one big "um", fill out your speech while your brain catches up with your mouth.

Equations 19, 21, and 22 represent the first known relationship between the probability of successful decoding and the BER and are collectively one of the main contributions of this work.

President Kenyatta's family is collectively one of the biggest landowners in the country," he insists.

"I came into this thinking we had the right to bargain collectively," one baker told HuffPost.

The $1 million prize is awarded alongside two $100,000 awards and they represent collectively one of the world's largest faith-based, humanitarian awards for social innovation.

It is simply powerful what we as parents can do when we all come together collectively for one cause, one mission.

While walking into that glorious house it occurred to her that the portraits hanging on the walls collectively had one major difference between them: whether the subjects wore a beard or not.

As the ISP reforms affect more substantially this unofficial scheme than the collectively agreed one, the post-2005 evonution on Fig. 1 could capture a substitution between the two schemes.

The sense of a party collectively reneging on one of its central pre-election commitments is also bound to lead to a loss of votes in the local elections next May.

Kathleen Hall Jamieson, dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, said she was impressed by the meticulousness with which the Republicans were collectively putting on one face for the news media.