Sentence examples for globally corresponding from inspiring English sources

In 2013, there were an estimated 8.9 million (range 8.6 9.4 million) incident cases of TB globally, corresponding to 126 cases per 100 000 population.

An estimated 7,130 km3 of water are used each year for crop production globally, corresponding roughly to 3,000 litres used to feed a single person for one day (Molden et al, 2007a).

Each of the MoLFunCs was aligned globally to the corresponding authority protein using MUSCLE [19] and the residue mapping between the two sequences was extracted from the alignment.

According to a recent WHO report, approximately 490,000 MDRTB cases occur globally every year, corresponding to approximately 4.8% of the world's TB cases [1], [2].

The recent advancement of novel array-based sequencing technologies, high-throughput genotyping and modern genomic tools have accelerated the generation of transcript sequences encoding the known/candidate genes globally and their corresponding protein-coding and UTR sequences in diverse contrasting chickpea genotypes at a genome-wide scale.

The corresponding share globally is 72%%.

R. Horst, P.M. Pardalos and N.V. Thoai March 2000 Preface to the First Edition Many recent advances in science, economics and engineering rely on nu­ merical techniques for computing globally optimal solutions to corresponding optimization problems.

The size of the glycogen storage depends on the muscle size, with approximately 500 g locally available (additional 100 g globally available in liver), corresponding to approximately 3000 kcal of produced energy.

Hence, these data suggest that not all tumours display relative hypomethylation globally compared to their corresponding normal tissues.

Carrying the predominance of noise to an extreme we completely neglect any deterministic dynamics in our model (f = 0, corresponding to globally equivalent deterministic potential energy states) and simulate stem cell differentiation as a result of noise modulation alone.

Over the past 150 years, the occurrence of menarche has been lowered globally by 3 years, corresponding to 0.2 year/decade [ 32].