Sentence examples for more global selection from inspiring English sources

While we already serve readers in the US and Australia with their own editions, we hope the international homepage will help theguardian.com become a destination for readers living elsewhere, giving them the option to see a more global selection of stories when they visit the site.

Another source of bias (named "bias source II" in our paper) that is related to, but more global than optimal parameter selection, is the optimal selection of the classification method itself from the wide range of classifiers that are available for the analysis of microarray data today (e.g. support vector machines, random forest or L2 penalized logistic regression).

Results show that the global selection is more accurate, while the previously proposed tracking-by-matching (probabilistic) approach is causal and feasible for longer tracking periods and very high target densities.

As such, the competition is shifted from being very local (within a single host) to more global (among all hosts), and selection is shifted from favoring a more aggressive reproductive strategy to favoring a more cooperative strategy.

Rather, we suggest that a more global shift has occurred, independent of selection of sequence changes.

"More global, national, international.

Immigration would be more global.

Most economists take a more global perspective.

The world is much more global.

Successful American companies have become more global.

It means more global warming.