We have to think deeper, more broadly, more globally, we have to remember how this country was built, who we are... that it was through endurance and sacrifice and constant commitment, and a refusal to give up...even in our darkest hours, confronting our greatest challenges, we have always pressed on, we have always progressed.
More globally, we suggest that a systems biology approach that involves modeling is integral to sorting through the perplexing array of factors that dictate success or failure of clinical trials for complex diseases [87].
With a more globally connected world than we've ever had and higher-education being more accessible than ever before, more and more students are looking for opportunities to expand their academic level outside of their home countries.
Given the recent celebration of Twitter's 7th anniversary (originally coined as Twttr), I began to think more globally about just how we communicate, and what makes certain statements are relevant or not, to each of us, using varying media methods.
We are all trying to be more globally conscious of the footprint we leave on this Earth.
In a recent survey by United Methodist Communications, 60percentt of the population in the United States concur we're more globally interconnected, but, interestingly, a smaller number seek news about global issues.
And our budget says, through base boarding, getting rid of loopholes in exchange for lowering rates, have a top tax rate of 25 percent so we're more globally competitive, a tutorial system on corporations and sound money, sound monetary policy so our dollar maintains its reliable store of value.
Instead of thinking in concrete, detail-oriented terms, we think more globally and abstractly.
It has to do partly with technology, and partly with the fact that we are more globally aware of the basic human rights that sexual minorities deserve.
Having demonstrated that TNF-α induces caspase-3-independent cell death in NB cells, we assessed more globally the mechanisms involved in this TNF-α-induced cell death using microarray analysis.
The world is more highly, more globally, and more unexpectedly connected than we ever thought.
