Sentence examples for global referred from inspiring English sources

In this respect global referred to the repertoire as a whole, rather than a universal activation hierarchy, which would apply to all var gene repertoires.

Note: "CO2 benefits (global)" refers to the CO2 benefits reported in the Draft Technical Assessment Report.

They also point out that in the case of CPF, damage is not always global (referring to the entire brain) but may only interfere in specific regions of the brain during development, which could increase the difficulty of detecting the damage.

The dimensions were: World (referring to the global economic situation), Country (referring to the economic situation at home) and Myself (referring to the economic situation itself).

It includes an accusation that Mr. Corzine derisively nicknamed the firm's global treasurer "the Gravedigger" after the global treasurer referred to the financial situation as "grave" and sought to slow down efforts to use money in client accounts.

Correction: March 31 , 2001 Saturday An article on Thursday about the international treaty on global warming referred incorrectly to a 1997 Senate vote of 95 to 0. The vote registered opposition to some provisions.

Correction: September 12 , 2004 Sunday Because of an editing error, a review in the Book Review on Aug. 15 about "Boiling Point," by Ross Gelbspan, on global warming, referred incorrectly to the author's participation in a Pulitzer Prize.

An article on Tuesday about Senator John McCain's proposals to combat global warming referred incorrectly to the Washington-based Centop fofficialcanotedgress, whose thatofficial noted that Mr. McCain sometimes voted with Democrats on environmental bills.

An article on Wednesday about a poll indicating that more Americans are inclined to link recent weather extremes to global warming referred imprecisely to the name of a group that is trying to draw attention to that link.

NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about a poll indicating that more Americans are inclined to link recent weather extremes to global warming referred imprecisely to the name of a group that is trying to draw attention to that link.

SUNDAY REVIEW A news analysis article and chart last Sunday about the impact of air travel on global warming referred imprecisely to the environmental impact of one round-trip flight from New York to Europe or to San Francisco.