Sentence examples for global occurrence from inspiring English sources
"Anthropogenic contribution to global occurrence of heavy-precipitation and high-temperature extremes".
Fischer, E. M. & Knutti, R. Anthropogenic contribution to global occurrence of heavy-precipitation and high-temperature extremes.
Each species' range size was derived from its global occurrence in the Global Biodiversity Information Facility database.
Their global occurrence in aquatic ecosystems has prompted the development of several detection methods, including antibody-based methods.
Over the past decade, the recognition of the potentially vast global occurrence of methane hydrate has raised a number of critical public interest questions.
Excluding intensities below 0.1 mm h−1, the equivalent of what a typical rain gauge would be able to measure, the global occurrence reduces to 6.2% (rainfall 4.9%, snowfall 1.2% and mixed phase precipitation 0.1%).
Also an important outcome of the analysis of trends in literature output was that we noticed clear parallels between interest in FCO research and global occurrences related to the oil and energy industry, whether social, political or economic, whether scheduled or sudden; whether positive or degrading to the energy sector.
On the other hand, the importance of the upcoming results lies on the fact that both metabolic syndrome and obesity-induced insulin resistance, two conditions with increasing global occurrences which predispose T2DM development [ 33], have similar pathologic bases [ 34].
The database used for this study contains information on the known global occurrences of the adults, pupae, larvae or eggs of Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus globally from 1960 2014.
Our study demonstrates that neither vicariance nor dispersal alone could explain the observed global occurrences of Rhizophora, but a combination of vicariant events and oceanic long-distance dispersals can account for historical diversification and present-day biogeographic patterns of mangroves.
Analysis of the earthquakes catalogues since 1944 reveals the area of the peak global earthquake occurrence in the Pacific Ocean southwards from the magnetic equator, in particular, at Australia.
