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aggregate /ag·gre·gate/ 1. (ag´rĕ-gāt) to crowd or cluster together. 2. (ag´rĕ-git) crowded or clustered together. 3. (ag´rĕ-git) a mass or assemblage.
aggregate [ag′rəgāt] Etymology: L, ad + gregare, to gather together 1 the total of a group of substances or components making up a mass or complex. Data on individual patients can be aggregated to allow conclusions about the patient population to be made. 2 See aggregation. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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During the first quarter, 156 new leases, aggregating approximately
699,000 s/f were signed at an average annual base rent of $11. The
settlement agreement provides for payments from Aventis to the
plaintiffs aggregating approximately $178 million. Antithrombotics are substances that
prevent blood factors (platelets and fibrin) from aggregating and
subsequently blocking blood flow. |
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