Sentence examples for by changes in global from inspiring English sources
"Squeezed middle" is far too cuddly a term for the damage being done to British and American wages by changes in global trade, and the lack of any serious political challenge to free-market theology.
The effect of the heat flux anomaly is quantified by changes in global flow symmetry properties, such as the emergence of equatorial antisymmetric, axisymmetric (EAA) zonal flows.
Recently, destruction and disturbance of marine ecosystem have been caused by changes in global environment and transplants of farmed fishes and shellfishes.
Although the term craton is often taken as synonomous with tectonic quiescence, the North American craton is not simply an unchanging, stable platform accumulating strata and influenced only by changes in global sea-level.
We suggest that these subtle differences in the rates of sedimentation were driven by changes in global paleoclimate that favored a high frequency of heavy rainfall, including tropical storms and/or severe thunderstorms and more (and possibly larger) floods during the first half of the Holocene.
This trend may have been accelerated by changes in global ocean circulation caused by the closure of the Central American Seaway and/or other factors (see Pliocene climate), setting the stage for glaciation in the northern hemisphere.
"The E.U.'s hopes of supporting human rights and democracy around the world are at risk of being defeated by changes in the global balance of power," said Anthony Dworkin, international law expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
But if the case for free trade is undermined by changes in the global economy, our policies should reflect the new realities.
U.S. influence abroad is also diminished by changes in the global balance of power.
In conclusion, we demonstrate that key transitions during fruit fly development are accompanied by changes in the global microRNA expression profiles.
We tested whether changes in the relative expression of 5hmC at the Pdcd1 promoter were reflected by changes in the global expression of TET genes (as assessed by qPCR).
