Sentence examples for globally close from inspiring English sources

Globally, close to 44%% of households have Internet access at home.

Globally, close to half of deaths in children under 5 years old can be directly or indirectly linked to malnutrition.

These results showed that the markers' performances were globally close to each other, with ALP having the worst result and CYFRA 21-1 and LDH the best.

Both clusters appeared to be representative because most of the distances between the origin and the projected variables were globally close to the maximum distance (i.e. 1).

According to the WHO (2007) report, globally close to 1.3 million people are blind due to trachoma, while about 84 million people suffer from active trachoma (Trachomatous inflammation, follicular (TF) and/or intense (TI)) [ 8].

Predictions of the cyclic damage model were globally closer to experimental fatigue lives than those predicted by the monotonic damage model.

They have trailed off by about 5% since the company announced its Shanghai investment amid an easing of shares globally, closing at HK $4.10 533 cents) Tuesday.

In general, several search directions (denoted by V = { v1,⋯, vmax}) have to be used to approximate the globally closest point.

These two lineages differ in age, with Dromar11 being more recent (see below); its copies were also globally closer to CDS, which suggests that older lineages are farther from genes.

Today after 17 months of testing, Instagram is globally launching Close Friends on iOS and Android over the next two days.

You could certainly find precursors for such a development in, for instance, the Cold War intelligence community's urge to create a global satellite system that would bring every inch of the planet under a new kind of surveillance regime, that would map it thoroughly and identify what was being mapped down to the square inch, but nothing so globally up close and personal.