Sentence examples for beyond a means from inspiring English sources

"The bonus system has gone beyond a means of rewarding talent and is now Wall Street's primary business," the newspaper editorial stated, adding: "Institutions take huge gambles because the short-term returns are a rationale for their rich payouts.

But beyond a means of instruction, the site critically offers you a way of understanding what you've learned, providing statistics and analysis of the concepts you've mastered or still need to work on.

Beyond a means of better selecting patients who will derive greatest benefit from therapy, identification of markers of resistance provides insight into biology.

Note that the test proposed here is in many respects similar to the Certainty Equivalence Test (CET) used in experimental economics (and beyond) as a means to elicit risk attitudes (see Dohmen et al., 2010 for a recent application).

The road inspired cellist Yo-Yo Ma to found the Silk Road Project in 1999, which explored cultural traditions along its route and beyond as a means for connecting arts worldwide across cultures.

When trials all use the same PRO it is important to report results beyond a mean difference and statistical significance.

Using mean pulmonary arterial pressure as a guide to fluid challenge, it seemed reasonable to stop filling beyond a mean pulmonary artery pressure of 30 mmHg [ 5, 30].

When trials all use the same PRO it is important to report results beyond a mean difference and statistical significance as suggested above.

We also acknowledge that we cannot generalize our results for the univariate CUSUM beyond a mean standardized count of 28.1 cases (e.g. the largest stream of daily counts available to us in the DC data).

For example, a small sample of 16 participants reported little change in functional status beyond a mean of 28 months post transplant, thereby suggesting that a recovery plateau in terms of functional status may be achieved at approximately 2 years post-HSCT [ 33].

Results of this analysis showed that most of the (antigen-positive) tumours exhibited the expected pattern of expression of GLUT and CA IX beyond a mean distance of approx. 80  μm (76  μm for GLUT-1 and 83 μm for CA IX) from the nearest microvessels in subregions of the biopsies.