Sentence examples for beyond just describing from inspiring English sources
With so many watching, he must go beyond just describing his broad vision of more harmonious ties with the Muslim world.
You will learn how to go beyond just describing your data in terms of averages and percentages to making decisions about whether or not the findings from your data are significant.
It should go beyond just describing the job to delve deeply into both the competencies and the experiences the next leader will need to have.
In general, relatively small number of paralogous transcription factors in any given species makes it difficult to go beyond just describing anecdotal cases in such an analysis.
Our paper goes beyond just describing regionalization, important as that is, and establishes a cellular mechanism stem cell regional independence that has great relevance and interest for all stem cell researchers, biologists, and doctors.
So long as the doctrine of equivalents does not encroach beyond the limits just described, or beyond related limits to be discussed infra, at 11-15, 20, n. 8, and 21-22, we are confident that the doctrine will not vitiate the central functions of the patent claims themselves.
Beyond these specific resources just described, the effort to create a national CDS infrastructure for genomic and personalized medicine can leverage lessons learned from within the U.S. and abroad.
The largest contact energy beyond the set of 12 contacts just described is 1.6 kJ mol−1.
Beyond statistical analysis by the method just described, we want to know if coding sequences undergo amelioration with respect to DRA at a rate that is relatively unaffected by essentiality.
And I guess I would argue that looking at the world moving forward, given the trends that I've just described, it's really the beyond greening strategies that become the most important.
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