Sentence examples for globally mean from inspiring English sources

Problems with the recruitment and retention of nurses globally mean that insight into the factors that might increase retention in qualified staff and students is crucial.

Globally, mean dietary cholesterol intake was 228 mg/day (table 3, fig 3 ).

Globally, mean 25(OH D level was 24 ± 9 ng/ml (to convert to nanomoles per liter, multiply by 2.496), and it was significantly higher in the youngest age group (18 35 y) (P = 0.04) and for those who spent more than 1 h outdoors each day (P = 0.04).

In vitro, as resumed in Table 1 and Figures 3, 4, and 5, globally, mean flow pressures at P5 were significantly better in the pulsatile mode (P) compared with steady flow (NP); mean P5 were 31,8 ± 1 versus 30,8 ± 0,5; 40,3 ± 0,5 versus 39,3 ± 0,5; and 44,8 ± 0,5 versus 43 ± 0,00 mmHg with tube position in circuits I, II, and III, respectively (P < 0.001).

Thus system (14) has a unique equilibrium point (x^) which is globally mean square exponential stable.

By a product, the globally mean square exponential stability of the mild solution is derived.

Competing globally meant becoming more productive, which brought layoffs.

However because of the way everything in the planetary system is interconnected, operating globally means the numerical mesh (i.e. grid-points at which calculations are made) is very coarse.

In a statement after Tuesday's monetary policy meeting in Sydney, Stevens said very subdued wages growth in Australia, and very low cost pressures globally, meant inflation was expected to remain quite low for some time.

"But on the other side, the big increase in human population and the rise in living standards globally means we may need more agricultural commodities.

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