Sentence examples for beyond inspections from inspiring English sources

He said G.E. had not decided on any fixes beyond inspections for the planes already in service.

About a third of the reactors would remain controlled by the military and beyond inspection.

Physical tests were defined as non-invasive bedside maneuvers, beyond inspection, point tenderness and palpation alone, which were intended to increase the probability of a particular diagnosis; and ii) report sufficient information to construct complete 2×2 contingency tables; and iii) recruit predominantly adult populations (where ages were indicated); and iv) be written in English.

This helps us move beyond visual inspection, offering quantitative evidence that in the long run the differences in citation counts between these papers vanishes with time, as predicted by our model.

Beyond visual inspection, five particular statistics are used to analyze the resulting networks: a new measure of ideological polarization, betweenness centralization, the number of components as a share of the initial number of concepts, the proportion of concepts still alive, and the concept replacement rate in the histories of all agents.

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The published data available did not offer the opportunity to test the clinical sources of heterogeneity (i.e., subgroup or meta-regression analyses) beyond visual inspection of effect sizes across data sources and predictors.

There are currently no screening tests in routine use for oral and pharyngeal cancer beyond visual inspection and palpation, which are provided on an opportunistic basis, indicating a need for development of novel methods for early detection, particularly in high-risk populations.

Then the utility would have to put forward a more rigorous and proactive safety plan that goes beyond city-wide inspections.

But many state officials said they had too little information to know what to look for in gusset plates beyond the normal inspections for corrosion and wear.

Mr. Bolton, the former United States ambassador to the United Nations under Mr. Bush, said that the Bush administration had "punted" the hardest issue, that of inspections beyond declared nuclear sites.