Sentence examples for globally organized from inspiring English sources
The monitoring and enforcement of such a globally organized regime could be introduced at regional or otherwise supranational level.
Temporal response parameters appeared to be less globally organized than spectral parameters.
Currently, the Collaboration includes more than 10,000 members globally organized into clinical review groups (CRGs; e.g., schizophrenia group), methods groups (e.g., bias methods group), and fields (e.g., child health field) [1].
By embedding the molecular ensemble in a graph based on geometric similarity, and projecting the individual structures onto a manifold that preserves nearest-neighbor geometric relations of this graph, we are able to distinguish globally organized configurations, termed mesostates, from groups of structures comprised of unrelated conformations (Methods).
Well aligned and globally organized myelin sheaths are clearly observed in the healthy region.
We propose that the LH is globally organized according to biological values rather than chemical nature of the odorant information.
Similarly for the adenine riboswitch, the loop−loop interactions that globally organize the structure can form in the absence of adenine, although the ligand is required to complete the overall folding process (17, 21, 22).
She made us all larger, reminding us always to think globally and organize locally...She emphasized that all struggles for justice are connected - and she lived that truth.
Historical recounts (see e.g. Coffin, 2006; Christie and Derewianka 2008; Martin and Rose 2008) resemble sequential explanations in that they are organized globally as temporal sequences.
Globally, chromosomes are organized into active and inactive compartments while, at the gene level, looping interactions connect promoters to regulatory elements.
Thus both texts are organized globally in terms of 'internal' rather than 'external' relations, in contrast with Text 1 (expounding: explaining: factorial explanation), Text 3 (expounding: explaining: sequential explanation) and Text 4 (reporting: chronicling: news report).
