Sentence examples for globally distinct from inspiring English sources

However, the recent explosion of sequence and structure information accompanied by the development of powerful computational methods led to the accumulation of examples of homologous proteins with globally distinct structures.

Poor communication, combined with the difficulty in correlating globally distinct formations, led to a plethora of different names for the biota.

Cluster analysis is appealing for its intuitive nature, and is typically used for sample outlier detection, identification of globally distinct subgroups of samples, and identification of distinct subgroups of samples using pre-selected lists of features (e.g. genes, voxels, etc).

Perhaps the most striking finding of our study was the fact that there was globally no distinct pattern of prescribing with respect to diagnosis.

SME environment-enterprise continuum globally has distinct contextual factors influencing performance with business processes often modeled without a holistic examination of context (Novakovic & Huemer, 2014).

Recently in this journal, Isaac et al. [12] presented the EDGE (Evolutionary Distinct, Globally Endangered) metric to direct practical global conservation action (www.edgeofexistence.org).org

Thus, a single TCR recognizes two globally similar, but distinct ligands by divergent mechanisms, indicating that receptor-ligand crossreactivity can occur in the absence of molecular mimicry.

For example, the "evolutionarily distinct, globally endangered" program [39] rates species using both the status of their current populations and phylogenetic information about their "distinctiveness".

CR: critically endangered; DD: data deficient; ED: evolutionary distinctiveness; EDGE: Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered; EN: endangered; LC: least concern; PD: phylogenetic diversity; VU: vulnerable.

Under the EDGE approach, FP scores are then multiplied by the probability of extinction for a species to produce an 'EDGE' score (for Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered), allowing for a global ranking of species within a higher taxon to help in the allocation of conservation attention.

Some barriers apply globally, but others are distinct and particular to a region.