Sentence examples for globally saved from inspiring English sources
The organisers of the awards estimated the 15 prize-winners, who were recognised for UK and international renewable energy and efficiency projects, have globally saved thousands of tonnes of carbon emisisons.
So investing globally saved your fund during the downturn?
Child deaths from malaria have dropped by 54% since 2000 in sub-Saharan Africa, and boosting anti-malaria efforts globally has saved more than 3.3 million lives.
Classifiers were built for each tissue type separately as well as globally and saved as SVM model files with support vector information for future classification.
"We have an amazing skills base, we are home to some of the best engineers in the world, and those engineers have gone on to develop technologies which are being used globally and save lives every day".
This session offers the perfect moment to reflect on the gains we've made as well as devise a solid plan of action for continuing to work together globally to save and improve lives.
Good double glazing reduces heat loss by 15 to 20%, while a switch to efficient on-grid and off-grid lighting globally would save more than $140 billion and reduce CO2 emissions by 580 million tonnes every year.
There is a gigantic gap that we all know exists between the lab and products that add value to the marketplace -- and we're focused on eliminating that gap for technologies that can have big impact globally and save lives.
Four thousand lives are now saved globally every year by transplantation, with 95% of recipients expected to live at least five years.
Research consultancy Oxera says more than one billion hours of travel time and 3.5 billion litres of fuel are saved globally each year due to improved navigation, while the advantages of more accurate, dynamically-updated maps for national emergency services are obvious.
Achievements made against malaria targets stand among the most impressive feats in public health, with more than 6.2 million lives saved globally between 2000 and 2015, and malaria deaths in children under five years old reduced by almost 70percentt in Africa.
