Since both vaccines had failed individually, critics argued that the trial was a waste of time and money.
By running funds collectively rather than individually, supporters argue costs will be lower and therefore pension incomes will be higher.
If employees are rewarded individually, Dr. Schotter argues, they can maximize their rewards by specializing in a certain role and carving a niche in the organization.
So let's say "Guy A," who was Japanese, talked about the cultural spread of things like sushi, kung fu and chopsticks that don't individually do much, but collectively, he argued, bring East and West into greater cultural common ground.
He argued that all Muslims must individually pledge their allegiance to a single Muslim leader (a Caliph, if there were one).
The planning department actually suggested regulation that would require more data sharing but Airbnb apparently argued that you'd have to individually subpoena data on every single host.
However, a number of researchers have argued the current emphasis on determining the individually based risk factors that are relatively proximate causes of disease (e.g., diet and exercise) tells only part of the story [16 19].
Lungu et al. [47] argued that studies based on multiple projects treated individually, and not as part of an ecosystem, miss the opportunity to study the context of the projects.
Ms. Ellingsworth had argued that each customer should have to sue Block individually -- a procedure that would have discouraged lawyers from pursuing the cases, because filing fees alone would exceed the damages that could be recovered by any one customer.
Using latent state-trait theory it is argued that response styles will also vary intra-individually, depending on the particular survey situation.
