Sentence examples for globally explains from inspiring English sources

"It's a great qualification to have on your CV because it is internationally recognised, allowing candidates to apply for jobs globally," explains Michael Gentle, head of consumer marketing from Monster UK and Ireland.

One strategy may be applicable in North and South America, but the same products don't work globally," explains Bunz.

"Adding a field to tell you the geographic location of a customer took only ten seconds to implement globally," explains Denis Hanna of Textron Fastening, an $800 million unit of Textron.

"This is such a diverse organization, we want people who bring a different perspective and understanding, so we can expand globally," explains Susan Bunz, human resources and corporate services vice president at Pioneer Hi-Bred, a Dupont business, the plant genetics company that ranked #4 this year (a big leap from #19 in 2010).

In addition, the structure and functioning of Mediterranean ecosystems are strongly dependent on rainfall fluctuations [20], so it is unlikely that habitat changes can be claimed as a putative factor globally explaining cross-species synchrony.

BioQuali performs automatic global reasoning in order to decide which products in the network need to be up or down regulated (active or inactive) to globally explain experimental data.

Our method highlights incomplete regions in a regulatory model and reasons over which products in the network need to be activated or inactivated in order to globally explain the experimental data [ 5- 7].

When trying to globally explain these diminished autonomic reactions, authors have hypothesized on autonomic hypoarousal due to amygdala dysfunction in Parkinson's disease, secondary to dysfunctional RCTA pathway (Miller et al., 2009).

Calling Samsung South Korea's biggest, most profitable and most globally recognized brand barely explains the intense and often mixed emotions the name evokes among South Koreans.

This dual nature of motifs – they are local objects but their significance is assessed against a globally randomized network ensemble – explains the qualitative differences in their behaviour under different sampling regimes.

The Balestras predicted that the eventual buyer might be from Asia (growing demand from the region has pushed up truffle prices globally), which also explained the early hour.