Sentence examples for be applied globally from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the individual tree level is too resource intensive to be applied globally as of yet, though a global urban tree density map would highly advance carbon estimates for an LCA equivalent to a recent available global tree density map of 1 km2 resolution by Crowther et al. [93].

This paper advances a formal definition and typology of IGS that can be applied globally.

It is working with the EU to devise a licensing system for timber exporters which would then be applied globally.

For women to achieve parity in universities, policy measures are needed, but so are practical and innovative ideas that can be applied globally.

Alison Hadley, who led the 10-year programme resulting in record lows in teenage pregnancies, has been asked by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to share the lessons of the project so they can be applied globally.

This paper presents an overview of the RAIN project including results and methods that can be applied globally to determine the impacts of increased extreme weather events.

The two such existing approaches that have been applied globally are IBAs and AZE sites95.

The threshold is applied globally to the 3D data set, and the air void voxels removed.

We examine cases where the technology shift is applied globally and in the U.S. only.

Britain, for one, will only contemplate a tax that is applied globally, or at least in big financial centres.

Manufacturing processes are now being applied globally in the manufacture of advanced heat exchangers using the new brazing process.