Sentence examples for globally treated from inspiring English sources

The entire data set consisting of all eight samples was this time considered and globally treated as described above in pipelines 2 and 3.

If we wish to create a viable world order, we must try to implement the golden rule globally, treating all peoples – even those who seem far removed from us – as we would wish to be treated ourselves.

The comparison highlights the robustness of ensuring energy is conserved globally by treating a propagating phenomenological crack-tip implicitly, while taking advantage of the computational efficiency of treating the global dynamics explicitly.

In addition, low-dose corticosteroids are commonly administered globally in treating any type of septic shock without considering the underlying infection site or pathophysiology of the cause of sepsis [18].

Why Now After 21 years of regional-science-technology-implementation-business discussions and annual meetings was this Conference of the Parties (COP) ripe and ready to collectively and globally to treat the root causes of climate change's cancerous conditions?

Rituximab, (MabThera®, Roche Pty Ltd ,Basel, Switzerland), a first-in-class chimeric monoclonal antibody (MoAb) targeting CD 20 molecule, is widely accepted and administered globally to treat B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL).

In addition, low-dose corticosteroids are commonly administered globally in treating any type of septic shock without considering the underlying infection site or pathophysiology of the cause of sepsis [ 18].

Ninety six migraine attacks were treated globally by a single shot application.

In 2008, 17.5 million people were treated globally for schistosomiasis, 11.7 million of those treated were from sub-Saharan Africa.

Although the term "proper actions"  was almost never explicitly mentioned, this is what the authors effectively studied as many results were applicable not only to the local setting, but also to closed subgroups of Riemannian isometry groups treated globally.

In addition, even among those diagnosed and treated, globally only 54percentt were cured, although we know from clinical trials that treatment programs, if well structured, could do much better.