Sentences with phrase «global median»
The phrase "global median" refers to the middle value or point when all the data or information from around the world is considered. It represents the average or midpoint that helps us understand the overall situation worldwide. Full definition
-- on this measure of startup valuations and exits, Barcelona's ecosystem is 56 percent larger than the global median.
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A global median of 54 % say that rich countries such as the U.S., Japan and Germany should do more than developing countries to address global warming, because they have produced most of the world's greenhouse gas emissions so far.
A global median of 67 % say they expect that reducing the effects of climate change will require people to make major changes.
In a yet - unpublished study, (Dell et al., 2008) find that climate (change) has no effect on economic growth in countries with an income above the global median ($ PPP, 20003170) but a large impact on countries below the median.
Iron is normally present in our oceans, however over the last century we have seen a significant decline in phytoplankton biomass, an average of 1 % of the global median per year.
showed a decrease in marine phytoplankton biomass of approximately 1 % of the global median per year over the past century.