Sentence examples for considered in the aggregate from inspiring English sources
"Because of this cost-shifting effect," she wrote, "the individual decision to forgo health insurance, when considered in the aggregate, leads to substantially higher insurance premiums for those other individuals who do obtain coverage".
"Phthalates are in the blood of pregnant women at levels of concern, particularly when the contaminants are considered in the aggregate.
Settled dust has been used in studies to assess exposures to allergens and other biologically active components, but it has not been considered in the aggregate in relation to respiratory health outcomes in the general population.
Our findings were strongest for leukemia risk, which was elevated when all subtypes were considered in the aggregate in both centers, but statistically significant only in the Norwegian families.
Reliability sensitivity result confirms that among different random variables considered in the analysis, Lumachelle fine aggregates had the least effects on the failure of this type of concrete.
Research has shown that good quality recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) can be produced for structural applications if the aggregate properties are properly considered in the mix design, especially the residual mortar content (RMC).
It is to be expected that fine aggregate may play a significant role for the skid resistance of asphalt pavements; however only coarse aggregate is considered in the design process.
Only cells not in aggregates were considered in the measurements.
Aggregate exposures are the sum of all of the exposure pathways considered in the assessment.
When considered in aggregate, the above analyses suggest that spatial immune density at the precise site of a genital reactivation has the most immediate predictive effect on shedding episode severity and lesion size, while a complex intersection of immune and virologic parameters in the model are likely to dictate long-term shedding patterns over months and years.
In contrast, we demonstrate that Raman spectra can provide useful biochemical insights into wound healing when peak locations and intensities are considered in aggregate across the entire Raman spectrum.
