"Each piece we gather may not be fully understood until it's part of this whole complete picture".
In the strange case of Benjamin Black — of the author who became another man, put on disguises, slipped from one shadow to another — we may start to flounder, as we gather the clues, red herrings, fragments, and try to fit them together.
We may not always gather in vast numbers in stadiums or arenas for our entertainment, but we gather constantly for our theatre.
If applied in some of the currently more than 250 clinical studies evaluating the clinical role of CTCs, we may gather substantial information about the determinants of disease progression and therapy response, because analysis of single CTCs may provide important insight into cancer evolution under defined selection pressure.
It is a day when we may gather with loved ones and break bread into tinier pieces of bread for small sandwiches.
But these are in fact moments from the early twentieth century found in photography archives, which show that while we may gather around TV sets and pine for iPads and gadgets nowadays, some things have barely changed.
From these two lemmata we may gather that 'living substance' was originally asexual, or perhaps bisexual, and that its pristine state was immortal.
Now it is time for us go our way, neither bitter nor vanquished, but instead confident in the knowledge that there will be another day... and we may gather once more... and find new strength... and rise to fight again.
In rarefied violin circles you may gather that we are not supposed to like Heifetz.
If an explanatory hypothesis fits all the data, it is confirmed; if not, we may need to gather additional data or reformulate the hypothesis.
