Sentence examples for global coverage of the from inspiring English sources

The whopping prices and global coverage of the sale introduced the Lalannes to a new audience.

Over several weeks the Guardian led the global coverage of the Snowden revelations, leading to changes in the law and numerous debates in the US Congress, the UK parliament, and legislatures around the world.

Instead, many residents of the community – which is located only a mile or so from Copacabana beach, one of the main backdrops to global coverage of the World Cup – took to the streets to express their anger.

Mr Miliband said in his announcement that the marine protected area "will cover some quarter of a million square miles and its establishment will double the global coverage of the world's oceans under protection".

As a result, the global coverage of the trial has focused on whether it was appropriate to charge a former child soldier with murder for fighting against military forces in combat, and on the interrogations he underwent as a teenager.

They will have been assured that London's three nights of rioting won't dilute this picturesque spectacle in any way, but the IOC will surely be asking concerned questions about the safety of the capital as it reels from the impact of its worst destructive violence for thirty years, not least because the global coverage of the riots are hardly an advertisement for the world to come and stay.

For other databases, we kept only sequences with a minimum global coverage of 50% of the cDNA sequence with 70% of identities.

For EST sequences with a length around 200 nucleotides that were still not annotated, we used the following criteria to filter their blast results: for Sus scrofa database, we kept only sequences with a minimum global coverage of 50% of the cDNA sequence with 80% of identities.

The first screening was performed using a homemade BAC array containing 5442 large insert DNA fragments (BACs) with a global coverage of 23% of the euchromatic genome and higher probe density in genomic regions presumed hot-spots for rearrangements, named HSBA (23) (see Supplementary Material, Table S5, for more detailed information).

The Global AIDS Update 2016 of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, reports that the global coverage of ART therapy reached approximately 46% at the end of 2015.

Finally, the median global coverage of 17-fold observed with the IROme assay also indicated the possibility to include additional retinal degeneration-linked genes, newly discovered ones or candidate genes.