Sentence examples for globally uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Russia is another country where the data looks unreliable, and globally uncertainty about emissions is rising as an ever-growing majority of fossil fuel consumption takes place in developing countries where record keeping is less reliable than it is in most industrialised nations.

This mishmash of regulation globally breeds uncertainty in the market, leading to the type of price drop seen in recent days.

The World Health Organization (WHO) documents that 198 million cases of malaria occurred globally in 2013 (uncertainty range 124 283 million) and that malaria was responsible for 584,000 deaths (uncertainty range 367,000 755,000).

"Gold has behaved in line with risky assets, and the heightened uncertainty globally has not rallied the same support gold garnered on previous occasions," according to a recent research note from Barclays commodities.

This will further improve our knowledge of the data and their uncertainties globally.

This way, optimal structural designs are achieved which are globally insensitive to uncertainties, that is to say they are free of the spectral-distribution characteristics of the stochastic fields modeling the uncertainties.

This is the first study to produce comprehensive and comparable estimates of sodium intake and their uncertainties, globally.

GroupM, part of WPP, reduced its estimates for ad spending growth this year, both in the United States and globally, because of economic uncertainties.

The trajectory tracking error and the estimation error of disturbance and uncertainties are globally exponentially stable.

The Kalman filter technique is chosen as a data assimilation technique since it not only estimates the ozone distribution globally but also quantifies the uncertainty in its estimate.

At a time of increasing uncertainty regionally and globally, Putin has the edge.