Sentence examples for afforded beyond from inspiring English sources

We could consider a new submission, but again the new insights afforded beyond your previous work (beside the discovery of a PC component that relates to ERP latency) would have to be quite clear.

If you feel strongly that you can address these criticisms with new analyses and reframe the paper so that it is in-line with what can be concluded from the data given the concerns, we could consider a new submission, but again the new insights afforded beyond your previous work (beside the discovery of a PC component that relates to ERP latency) would have to be quite clear.

The program helps potential buyers figure out what they can really afford, "beyond what a Realtor or banker would say," after factoring in day care, transportation and other significant costs, Ms. Fitzgerald said.

It wasn't really dangerous, and the view that it afforded was beyond words.

There is no menu and no choice afforded customers beyond deciding whether you want to spend an extra $120 for a plate of thinly sliced wagyu tataki with summer truffles.

The unparalleled views of the Hudson and beyond, afforded by the museum's hilltop location, are also worth mentioning.

In purely technical terms, the depth of the monitoring that the smartphone can enable goes way beyond anything afforded by the electronic tag.

Provision of focal, short-term treatments that embed relapse prevention skills augment the routes to effective prevention available to patients, beyond that afforded by continuation pharmacotherapy.

Firstly, that ILE resulted in blood pressure elevation subsequent to near normalisation of ECG QRS parameters with bicarbonate therapy suggests benefit beyond that afforded by hypertonic saline solutions alone.

"A combination of our clients' desires to expand their advertising campaigns to more counties and the tremendous new business opportunity afforded in Europe and beyond guided this move," said Konrad Feldman CEO and Founder of Quantcast in statement.

Modification of ribonucleotides represents a way to expand the topological potentials of RNA molecules beyond those afforded by each of the four bases alone.