Sentence examples for globally higher from inspiring English sources

The present findings are concerning, as detected levels are globally higher than those previously reported, and indicate exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals and probable carcinogens.

In the octopus ovaries and eggs, the vitamin A and E concentrations remained globally higher compared to paralarvae and wild juveniles.

The company cited contributors to the company's growth, which included increased sales of Roundup and other glyphosate-based herbicides globally, higher worldwide corn seed and traits revenue, increased revenue from the company's U.S. soybean and cotton seeds, and traits businesses.

Table 1 shows that the IECM errors were globally higher, both in terms of frequency and amplitude, and that, for the high-frequency components, the average percentage error in the estimation of amplitudes increased, reaching values greater than 90%.

We found that the foreign mutual information is globally higher (in absolute value) than the domestic one in the case of West Africa, and lower in the case of South Korea meaning that the South Korean innovation system is integrated by itself, whereas the West African is less integrated than its foreign system.

We could also noticed that the maximum likelihood was globally higher in the north-western than in the south-eastern populations (Supplementary Information, Table S2), revealing that a model with selection was particularly well adapted to the high LC T*Pfrequencies of northern Europe.

Technology companies held up better in the recession because they produce the tools that make it easier to operate globally — high-speed networking, clever software and powerful, inexpensive computers — and are in businesses tailored to exploit globalization.

Because we are import dependent, we also see resources more and more as an important part of cost structure, and the circular economy would help deliver an answer to how we would keep our competitiveness globally high and industrial companies in Europe".

The fully discrete adjoint equations and the corresponding adjoint method are derived for a globally high-order accurate discretization of conservation laws on parametrized, deforming domains.

The study was performed in the White Carpathians Protected Landcape Area and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (Czech Republic), which is famous for its grasslands with the globally highest fine-scale plant species richness.

The clustering parameters yielding the globally highest MRI were applied to cluster the complete sequence set, including all collected specimens and all GenBank sequences.