Sentence examples for beyond areas of from inspiring English sources

No scientist familiar with insects has attempted to estimate individual numbers beyond areas of a few acres or a few square miles in extent.

Sertão is also used to refer to the sparsely populated wilderness beyond areas of permanent settlement and may be equated with the Canadian "bush," the U.S. "backwoods," or the Australian "Outback".

Merrill Rotter, a forensic psychiatrist who directs the division of law and psychiatry at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, said that beyond areas of overlap with the legal definition, including delusions, hallucinations, false beliefs and false perceptions, psychiatrists looked for a subject's emotional lack of control.

Within this discussion, urbanists and architects profess that one of their core competencies is to create environments that are attuned to the needs of their users; that go beyond areas of tension between public and private patronage, codes, rules and regulations.

This comes at a critical juncture in negotiations at the UN that will consider developing a new implementation agreement under UN Convention of the Law of the Sea to support the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction.

While we failed to detect PSD-95 reductions expected with spine loss in pSTG samples of schizophrenia cases, such a loss may have been masked by the inclusion of tissue beyond areas of the auditory cortices where spine loss has been shown in such cases (i.e., layer III of Brodmann areas 41 and 42 [27]).

There has been no typology of health partnerships to date that goes beyond area of activity.

We examined potential confounds in our data with SPM's "glass-brain" images that show all beyond-threshold areas of activation.

One is that novelists and scientists should perhaps try to avoid combustible topics beyond their areas of expertise.

"Interests go crisscross between members and non-euro members in a number of respects" well beyond the areas of economics and finance, she said.

Second, another challenge is high uncertainty resulting from the need to go beyond traditional areas of research to address large-scale, long-term and non-linear risks.