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Brazil's GDP is leading South America, and after South Africa joined the group, BRICS is now even more representative globally.

For each cost function the results are clustered in the same region of the search space, indicating that convergence was consistent and representative of globally optimal solutions.

Compressed air energy storage (CAES) system is widely concerned in recent years due to its characteristics of high-capacity, long-service life and flexible location of which Huntorf in Germany and McIntosh in USA are representative systems globally [9].

The population is not globally representative; for example, few patients originated from the Americas.

As aptly stated by the 2030 Agenda, globally representative institutions are "more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate".

They recommend four actions: a hold on clinical applications; creation of expert forums; transparent research; and a globally representative group to recommend policy approaches.

The uneven contribution of individual volcanoes questions the assumption that LaMEVE is indeed globally representative.

"If we take this as globally representative, then it is impressive," says biogeochemist John Hayes of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.

To drive this effort, we completed a globally representative research prioritisation exercise using an adapted version of the Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative method.

Though the group represented 10 countries, most were from Europe and North America, leading to the group's recommendation that subsequent discussions on the topic should include more globally representative perspectives.

Once a globally representative record came together, the data clearly showed carbon dioxide rising ahead of rising temperature, as it should if the greenhouse gas were helping drive the world out of the ice age.