Sentence examples for without globally from inspiring English sources

Thus, MMs were able to degrade CCNB and exit mitosis without globally satisfying the SAC, as evidenced by retention of AURKB and MAD2L1 foci on some ana-telophase chromosomes.

We show that stress-independent HSF1 activation selectively remodels cytosolic proteostasis pathways without globally influencing the composition of the cellular proteome.

It is noteworthy that nearly all patients with globally dense nephrograms were admitted for ≥48 h, whereas those without globally dense nephrograms were usually discharged within 24 h of the procedure.

In turn, hiPathDB (10) integrates protein interactions from four pathway sources (1661 pathways) and creates ad hoc unified superpathways for a query gene, without globally generating consolidated pathway sets.

In contrast, the use of tissue-specific miRNA mimics or inhibitors may allow for the tissue-specific regulation of SIRT1 to prevent and treat age-related diseases without globally altering SIRT1 activity.

All these examples show that in a circular economy, global trade is inacceptable without a globally agreed risk assessment for existing and new chemicals and products.

Today's Russia is considerably smaller and weaker than the Soviet Union, without a globally resonant ideology such as Communism, but Moscow continues to vex Washington.

I would hope that if it occurred again in the future, this is something I could expect without a globally trending hashtag suggesting it.

And with each year that passes without a globally binding agreement to cut emissions and finance poor countries' needs to adapt to climate change and develop low-carbon economies, the impacts will become more and more severe.

The excruciating pace of the UN talks, and without a globally accepted treaty after 20 years of negotiations, stands in contrast to the action from the CCAC, which was formed in February, with strong support from US secretary of state Hillary Clinton.

Instead, it tends to concentrate the curvature of the whisker into a zone near the tip, so that the whisker "flicks" past an obstacle without requiring globally high curvature.