Sentence examples for global totality from inspiring English sources

To have a name for the global totality of technological systems that are vulnerable to space weather, I suggest calling it the cyberelectrosphere.

Rich et al. (2009), with eight new isolates, showed that the global totality of P. falciparum strains is included within the much more diverse P. reichenowi variation.

The group also pointed to a study stating that the amount of water used to produce beef was nearly three-times the amount claimed by Cowspiracy (presumably Andersen intentionally used low estimates to avoid criticism) and cited the United Nations in claiming animal agriculture was more responsible for global climate change than the totality of automobiles on the road today.

With the recent availability of detailed input-output tables covering a large part if not the totality of the world economy, it is now possible to quantify global value chains.

Two forms of budget setting are seen: global budgets that, in principle, cover the totality of health care costs and sectoral budgets that are set for specific sectors of the health system.

Based on the totality of data from the global development program, the 100/25 μg and 200/25 μg strengths of FF/VI were recommended for the treatment of asthma.

Nevelson described black as the "total color" that "means totality.

In doing so consumers maximize the totality of their experience (i.e., total consumer experience), optimize their experience on global scale (i.e., global consumer experience), and co-create experience value through advanced technology and information (i.e., smart consumer experience).

He suggests there should be "a self-regulatory co-operative approach from the totality of the sports betting industry, at a global level".

Although there have been good attempts at estimating the totality of disease burden due to schistosomiasis at a global level [ 3], it is often difficult to translate these estimates into local communities, not least because of significant geographical heterogeneity of the disease set against other confounding factors.

This particular finding should be viewed as an advantage for the IPC scales, but it should not be interpreted as an indication of global superiority of the IPC subscales over the NWI-NPRS or the NWI in totality.