Sentence examples for globally recorded from inspiring English sources

The publisher, said to be responsible for about one in every four books sold globally, recorded a 23% rise in profits to a record €557m last year.

Every recognition is globally recorded, but ThirdEye assures that this data is not tied to user identity.

Geomagnetic field excursions are short-lived but globally recorded periods of the Earth's magnetic field fluctuation, shorter than a few 103 years, during which virtual geomagnetic poles (VGPs) deviate beyond the normal range of secular variation associated with the geocentric axial dipole (GAD) (see Laj and Channell 2007).

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a major health problem even in the 21st century, with 1.6 million deaths globally recorded in 2005 by the World Health Organization, and more than 8.8 million new infections [1].

To test this model, we have globally recorded 3D cell trajectories for zebrafish blastomeres between sphere and 50% epiboly stages, and developed an image analysis framework to determine intercalation events, intercalation directionality, and migration speed for cells at specific positions within the embryo.

the partograph is a tool used globally to record labour progress.

Drug-resistant tuberculosis cases in parts of the former Soviet Union have reached the highest rates ever recorded globally, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

Many human evacuations during volcanic crises have been recorded globally (see Table 1 for examples).

Globally, the company recorded a 93% increase in the volume of web-based attacks between 2009 and 2010.

These are amongst the highest foliar Ni concentrations recorded globally, and this species falls into a category of hyperaccumulator plants termed 'hypernickelophores' (Jaffré and Schmid 1974), which are plants with >1 % foliar Ni numbering only approximately 150 species globally.

Following last year's record-breaking European Championships, British Swimming set a tough selection criteria for the World Championships, with qualification times based within 1-3% of the fastest swims recorded globally during 2014.