Sentence examples for weighed together from inspiring English sources

When all the current evidence is weighed together, the potential harms from screening in healthy men outweigh any potential benefit.

Each factor is "to be explored, and the results weighed together, in light of the purposes of copyright". Campbell, 510 U.S. at 577, 114 S.Ct.

The four statutory fair use factors must be "weighed together, in light of the purposes of copyright". Acuff-Rose, 510 U.S. at 578.

If Philadelphia, Detroit and now Charlotte do not qualify as a clear pattern of irrefutable evidence, weighed together they are difficult to dismiss as mere coincidence.

They were the perfect couple, a rare balance of fat and thin which weighed together would equal two right-sized men.

It rejected any bright-line approach to resolving fair use cases and required that the four statutory factors be weighed together in light of the purposes of copyright, the promotion of learning.

In 1868, Krantz supplied for the British Museum collection Pultusk stones weighing 3,545, 845, 793, 256 (half a stone), 139 ½ gm., and twelve others weighing together 243 gm.

And in the 1970s, two representatives, weighing together roughly 600 pounds, charged one another from across the chamber like angry rhinos.Sadly, fighting is not the worst of it.

Global items allow respondents to weigh together different aspects of health to arrive at a "bottom-line" indicator of their health.

We determined seed mass by collecting seed heads for ten plants per species after seeds were fully mature, air drying the seeds, and then weighing together ten seeds (and dividing by ten) to calculate a mean seed mass per plant.

A prudent strategy is thus to weigh together the evidence from various analytical strategies, rather than to rely on one kind of data only.