Sentence examples for adopted beyond from inspiring English sources

Bunburying, a term Wilde himself coined in the play, has since been widely adopted beyond the theatre for similar prevarication.

The method can be adopted beyond bearing steels to design austenitisation processing schedules.

ToxML [42] is a notable example of an attempt of a structured file format for data exchange in toxicology, but it has not yet been adopted beyond its original authors, even though there are ongoing efforts in this direction [43].

Can we consider the length of the fallow period or the crop-fallow time ratios as good indicators for the sustainability of shifting cultivation, and is permanent agriculture only adopted beyond certain thresholds?

"Given the importance of an accurate and up-to-date picture of an individual's borrowing history and financial position in deciding whether to extend credit, Wonga hopes that the platform will be adopted beyond the short-term credit sector and across all UK consumer financial services," said Rael Sarembock, head of decision analytics.

This methodology can be adopted beyond striated muscle for the engineering of other tissue components/cells whose differentiation is governed by the principles of basic helix-loop-helix transcription factors, as in the case, for example, of neural or immune cell types.

Evidence supports the extended roles that pharmacists adopt beyond the "traditional" supply of medicines to deliver population-level health promotion services such as health education, HIV and sexually transmitted infection prevention, screening and monitoring for chronic conditions, adherence support for long-term therapies and medicines management services to optimize rational use of medicines.

The Assembly recommended that public information activities be organized to support the Day as a way to promote better awareness of the World Program of Action for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond, adopted by the General Assembly in 1995 (resolution 50/81).

I was moved by their willingness to embrace and help build new narratives for their adopted children beyond the replication of a biological connection – including, if their children desired, reunions with their children's birth parents on their children's terms with guided parental support.

The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) have been widely adopted well beyond English-speaking jurisdictions.

Given that the self-terminating algorithm predicts less computational load in the former condition than the latter, this evidence is against the self-terminating search and suggests that participants may have adopted strategies beyond the self-terminating search to perform the task.