Sentence examples for consistent with global from inspiring English sources
Mutually exclusive expression of GLUT1 and Nuc-pYStat5 occurred globally or regionally within tumors, consistent with global or regional acidosis.
Mr. Lyne offers harsher consequences for a woman who strays, consistent with global norms.
The Americans are adamant that their steel tariffs are fully consistent with global trade rules.
Recent information is consistent with global growth running a bit below average this year, with reasonable prospects of a pick-up next year.
It has been argued that patterns of faunal change at the Kellwasser Event are consistent with global cooling.
About 2 to 3 percent of men in the region have sex with other men, consistent with global averages, the study found.
Kaloti said: "The final findings of the consolidated report were published in accordance with the requirements of the regulator, and were consistent with global best practices and industry norms of compliance reporting".
Another four indicators showed declining figures over time, again consistent with global warming: northern hemisphere snow cover (two data sets), Arctic sea ice extent (three); glacier mass loss (four); and the temperature of the stratosphere.
The rapid warming at the Antarctic Peninsula is broadly consistent with global warming but it is not understood why its rate of warming is so much greater than the global average".
He wafts away the scientists who say snowy winters are consistent with global warming (an uncontroversial idea based on the premise that a warming world leads to more moisture in the atmosphere) and instead prefers to introduce the more convenient idea that "there are at least some other reputable scientists who say that it is complete tosh, or at least that there is no evidence to support it".
The IEA says its scenario for Africa is "broadly consistent" with global warming of between 3C and 6C for the continent by the end of this century with a wide array of dangerous and some might argue catastrophic impacts (some of which the IPCC says the continent would be powerless to adapt to).
