Sentence examples for considered a collective from inspiring English sources
"Wisconsin has long been considered a collective of liberal college communities connected by interstates crisscrossing the farmland", Ms Moore writes.
In fact, the whole Mika project can be considered a collective act of artistic creation, which, as Devlin says, "is their way of protecting themselves from the outside world".
Under a monopoly system, electricity was considered a collective good and regulation was organised accordingly.
Consequently, for the purpose of this work, and because GII and GIII are clearly monophyletic, we considered a collective GII + GIII-Euryarchaeota pangenome for the rest of our phylogenetic study.
Interestingly, AbR can be considered a collective compensatory bacterial action tending to restore a pristine status of equilibrium between colonized hosts and environments (Brown et al. 2012; Viana et al. 2014).
I strongly believe that it should be considered a collective responsibility of the research community in bioethics to explore and debate the conditions for these different approaches as they promote a normatively justifiable, real world, bioethical practice.
The G7 group of industrialised countries, meeting in The Hague in the Netherlands, is considering a collective response to the crisis.
The G7 group of industrialised countries is to consider a collective response to the crisis in The Hague.
The process itself could be considered a physical collective bargaining: "Richard Dunks and Juan Francisco Saldarriaga helped with the geographic data modeling.
Organizational identity is considered a form of collective identity [ 14- 16].
