Sentence examples for globally comparable from inspiring English sources

"Air pollution is one of the most important health risk factors globally, comparable to tobacco smoking, and the largest killer in some countries," she said.

This public repository of M-Lab data comprises by far the biggest such resource on the planet (and other planets, I assume), with over 600 terabytes of raw, real-world, globally comparable network measurement data.

The purpose of the study, said Tom Miller, group senior vice president and director for international operations at Roper Starch, "was to put into place a globally comparable system of gathering consumer intelligence and predicting consumer trends around the world". Mr. Miller, who will present the study at the conference, offered a preview of the findings in an interview.

Rates of forest loss represent a convenient way of reporting deforestation in a globally comparable way [12].

Despite its regional focus, the calculations are available for a high number of countries worldwide, as the eventual ambition is to produce a globally comparable living wage indicator (http://www.wageindicator.org/main/salary/living-wage/living-wage-map).

Annual incidence rates (IRs) were calculated using both the Swiss population as well as the WHO World Population, as recommended for providing globally comparable rates (Ahmad et al. 2000).

In this regard, ATLASS will foster standardised AMR surveillance system globally, enabling comparable and validated data on AMR to be collected and analysed.

Asked how Australia compares globally, or with a comparable country such as Canada, Markus shrugs.

"There is no situation globally which is comparable to the cultural situation in Ireland," said Cuan Ó Seireadáin, communications officer at Conradh na Gaeilge.

The guidelines contain definitions to ensure that national maps are comparable globally.

Pillar 5 provides the mechanisms for developing and exchanging globally consistent and comparable harmonized soil information.