Sentence examples for globally identified from inspiring English sources

Afforestation of grassland has been globally identified as being an important means for creating a sink for atmospheric carbon (C).

Globally identified quasi-steady-state (QSS) species are separated from the kinetic ODEs and described by a set of nonlinear algebraic equations.

Although these models are globally identified since TRUTHFUL is a strong exclusion restriction, we must still be very cautious since more than one maxima may exist.

Type 3 HH has been reported in about 50 families and no more than 30 TFR2 pathogenic mutations have been globally identified.

This paper presents a family of Multi-Objective Ant Colony Optimization (MOACO) algorithms, globally identified as hCHAC, which have been designed to solve a pathfinding problem in a military context considering two objectives: maximization of speed and safety.

At present, three short-lived δ13Ccarb-positive excursions have been globally identified in the Ordovician (Zhang et al. 2010a; Sial et al. 2013), including the middle Darriwilian carbon isotope excursion (MDICE), Early Katian Guttenberg carbon isotope excursion (GICE), and the Hirnantian carbon isotope excursion (HICE).

The overhead from the extra information is minimal, yet it allows individual processors to globally identify components of super-level sets without any communication (Morozov and Weber 2013).

Design of experiments is then employed to globally identify the stability and control derivative variations with velocity, altitude, aircraft mass, and center of gravity position.

To address this gap, we and others have recently developed methods to globally identify regions of RNAs that are bound by proteins in an unbiased manner.

Recently, large scale degradome sequencing has been developed to globally identify plant miRNA targets [41], [42], [43], [44], [45].

Studying populations of different ancestry will also help us to globally identify and understand the genetic and environmental factors associated with estimates of obesity, as variants found in populations of both African and Caucasian ancestry may represent more universally important genes and pathways for subsequent diagnosis, prevention and treatment of obesity and its complications.