Sentence examples for global value of the from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is the $28.8bn question – the projected global value of the probiotics market for next year.

"Just because a word is in the dictionary doesn't mean it can't be part of a brand: just think of the global value of the Apple brand," said Sherliker.

A report at the 2014 International Music Summit in Ibiza put the global value of the scene at $6.2bn£3.7bnbn) – with DJ earnings driven in part by lucrative residencies at clubs in Ibiza and Las Vegas, as well as high-profile festival appearances.

Mountain geomorphosites are growing in importance within scientific community and their morphological evolution can affect the global value of the site itself (e.g., integrity).

Thus, as expected, the levels of interstorey shear reached in this direction were larger, in agreement with the global value of the absorbed energy; on the contrary, much larger displacements were reached in the X direction on the second floor.

(3) The global value of refined cobalt represents only about 2.5%% of the global value of the 'Other non-ferrous metal' sectors, and hence, the error introduced by the hybridization is very small.

Relative evolutions in ppm with respect to the mean global values of the daily computed vector modulation scale factors for all ASM nominal instruments on Swarm Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie satellites from 1 January 2014 to 31 December 2014.

In another recent study on Southern Vietnamese, Dao and Nguyen (acoustic correlates of statement and question intonation in Southern Vietnamese, submitted) found that communicative functions (i.e., declarative vs. various interrogative forms) are conveyed by the global values of the three acoustic correlates: duration, f0 and intensity.

The Fst values among East Asian populations are much lower than the global values of the same SNPs, though the Fst of our focused SNPs 9 and 11 are still much higher than the global Fst mean of general SNPs (0.14).

It has been estimated that the global value of broadcast income to the IOC for the Summer and Winter Games of 1996 through 2008 will exceed $10 billion.

The livestock sector globally is highly dynamic, and contributes 40%% of the global value of agricultural output, and supports the livelihoods and food security of almost a billion people [ 1].