Sentence examples for global whole from inspiring English sources

A big American financial institution will be separated into nation-by-nation parts, while it was probably designed to operate as a global whole.

And these American losses are just a portion of the global whole.By way of comparison, the Bank of England estimates that $2.8 trillion has been lost in credit-related instruments, the devices that dragged the financial system down in the first place.

I pulled data from our global and U.S. reports, finding the projected dollar amounts for recent quarters.1 I then calculated the percentage of early-stage dollars, of the global whole, that the United States commands.

Can we build a country that honors, and fits into, a global whole?

Most important problems now have global dimensions, and consequently the two greatest economic powers must work cooperatively and not competitively for the global whole.

Care providers who are not medical doctors tend to perform a more global (whole body) examination than those who are medical doctors, mainly to define causes of the disease and elaborate the therapeutic program.

The concepts that sleep is a global, whole-brain phenomenon and that wakefulness and sleep are mutually exclusive are erroneous.

In contrast, global whole-cell [Ca2+]i transients in early cardiac cells derived from mouse ESC [14] were reported to be the result of spontaneous Ca2+ release from intracellular Ca2+ stores without the triggering of membrane Ca2+ currents.

Although the mechanisms underlying EC coupling in hESC-CMs are incompletely understood, in principle one can envision four potential mechanistic models for the development of a global, whole-cell [Ca2+]i transient during an AP in these cells.

However, the global, whole-face and three-dimensional approach must always be the physician's primary consideration.

A global whole-body exposure measure was constructed by applying different scores according to frequency of use.