Sentence examples for beyond characterization from inspiring English sources

Significant progress in molecular dynamics (MD) simulation methodologies applied to lipid bilayer membranes, for example, is making it possible to move beyond characterization of the membranes themselves to explore various thermodynamic and kinetic processes governing membrane binding and transport.

Combined with a stress stimulus, ventricular-arterial coupling might hold significant value beyond characterization of integrative cardiovascular function, in particular as a part of a risk-stratification strategy after anthracycline-containing chemotherapy.

Moreover, a full understanding of the action of any PDE-targeting trypanocides is hampered by the almost complete absence of information about intracellular cAMP signaling in T. brucei brucei and related kinetoplastids, beyond characterization of families of adenylyl cyclases (ACs) and PDEs (17).

In experimental research, the assessment of immunotoxicity in animal models should go beyond characterization of immune parameters (i.e., cell subsets, cytokine production, cell surface markers) and standard measures of function (i.e., sheep red blood cell response, lipopolysaccharide stimulation) to models that incorporate analysis of response to infectious agents.

But the ambitions of Japan's new right-wing activists go beyond incendiary characterizations of the war, or mere provocation.

But beyond the characterization of the opponent — ascribed or imagined — is the macro-question of institutional accountability.

The moment questions are raised about meaning that go beyond simple characterization and, more delicately still, about variations of meaning over time and across space, the limitations of our understanding of ancient cultures becomes painfully apparent.

Throughout the history of science, analytical chemists have expanded the field beyond routine characterization of the compositions samples into a much broader discipline through the development of new analytical methods for scientific advances, improvement upon established methods, and extension of existing methods to completely new sample types.

This essay tries to go beyond this characterization and to close this analytic gap.

What was at issue here, beyond the characterization of a historical period, was the definition and evaluation of modernity itself.

Beyond network characterization, our main goal is to rank lawyers using just the network structure in order to reveal effective (or relevant) lawyers.