Sentence examples for globally observed from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we seek to address the following questions: Does the globally observed scale-free property of agricultural networks hold over smaller spatial domains?

This suggests that pre-existing structures in the subducting plate are an important control on abrupt variations in deformation and plate hydration and on globally observed short-wavelength variations in seismicity at subduction zones.

Through the mathematical formulation it was possible to identify and highlight the effect that compression softening of the concrete struts has on the contribution of the web reinforcement to shear resistance, which represents yet another source of globally observed strength degradation.

Blue dots are globally observed data reported by Brudzinski et al. (2007).

A globally observed intense substorm emerged 30 min later in the Earth's magnetosphere (Kleimenova et al. [2013]).

The depth of the 270 °C isotherm increases with increasing plate age and is roughly consistent with the separation distance of globally observed double seismic zones (Fig. 6; Brudzinski et al. 2007).

In an earlier concatenated whole genome analysis of 240 H1N1pdm virus isolates up to July 2009 [11], seven discrete clades of the H1N1pdm viruses circulating globally were observed.

Globally, we observed complementary properties between the dihydro-phenanthropyran imbricatin (1) the dihydro-phenanthrene methoxycoelonin (2) and the bibenzyle gigantol (3).

Globally, we observed an average of 1.77 duplication and 2.06 losses per OG; however, only few OGs contribute to the majority of evolutionary events (e.g., members of the major facilitator superfamily or amino acid transporters).

Globally, we observed that there was no enrichment for methylation in regions of LOH – in samples with LOH at a locus, on average 12.7 % of genes were strongly methylated (probe value of >0.75), whereas 13.65 % of genes were strongly methylated when there was no LOH, (Fig.  2a).

Globally, we observed a large proportion (approximately 40% or more) of reads mapped to genes involving metabolic processes (green bars) in all the open aerobic environments, especially energy production and conservation [COG class C] and amino acid transport and metabolism [E].