Sentence examples for beyond innate from inspiring English sources

"The only time to use an exoskeleton is if you want to go beyond what the muscles are capable of, beyond innate physicality".

Future technologies will not only compensate for human disability but will drive human capacities beyond innate physiological levels, enabling humans to perform a diverse set of tasks with both anthropomorphic and non-anthropomorphic extended bodies.

However, it is not known whether this effect extends beyond innate responses.

Recent studies have revealed the unique biological activities of type III IFNs in and beyond innate antiviral immunity [ 12, 13] IL-29 shows the highest level of activity among three members of type III IFNs and has exhibited its potential immunoregulatory function.

Beyond innate immunity and receptor-mediated cell entry, there are exciting new results from comparative studies of virus host interactions across the family tree of viruses that identify new cellular pathways that can be hijacked by viruses or that suppress their replication.

Since the expression of HO-1 has been induced by anti-oxidative, anti-inflammatory, and ischemic relieving responses, in the current study, we hypothesized that the protective effects of PPIs against NSAIDs-induced gastric damage may be related to HO-1 and consequent angiogenesis beyond innate acid suppression.

Thus artists who attempt to stretch beyond their innate strengths command respect but risk failure.

But maybe, as a feminist, I'm simply incapable of seeing beyond my innate Puritan Anglo-Saxon antagonism to sexuality.

But he was also an intensely dissatisfied artist, who at his best pushed his paintings beyond his innate taste.

Beyond their innate entrepreneurial abilities, "creatives" also have ideas and perspectives that Loy believes benefit society in the long run.

"I think that was her strongest gift as an artist, beyond her innate aesthetic abilities, that she understood the necessity of getting a thing done within a time frame, with certain resources, with whatever means are available to you," Mr. Volpe said.