Sentence examples for beyond relatives from inspiring English sources

In addition, there is growing evidence that the expression of sub-threshold ASD traits may go beyond relatives of those diagnosed with an ASD and extend into the general population (Baron-Cohen, Wheelwright, Skinner, et al., 2001; Constantino, 2011; Hoekstra, Bartels, Cath, & Boomsma, 2008; Jones, Scullin, & Meissner, 2011).

China has economic problems beyond relative exchange rates.

Although this is large it is a not too different to the expectation that arises were we to assume that the values had a normal distribution and extend beyond relative humidity values greater than 100%.

I have a theory (simplistic, maybe) as to why corporate executives are such easy targets for those decrying their "unfair gains" as opposed to say, a sports figure or entertainer reasons that go beyond relative economics.

Another distinct advantage of PET MPI is the ability to obtain quantitative data of absolute myocardial blood flow which provides important corollary information beyond relative perfusion particularly in patients with multivessel disease.

Still, some executives are hopeful that "Star Trek Beyond's" relative success coupled with upcoming releases such as "Jason Bourne" and "Suicide Squad" will galvanize the domestic marketplace.

Though Mr. Hayata seems convinced that he is a colorful, romantic figure, the movie itself is crushingly mundane and unlikely to attract any audience beyond close relatives.

He wants to see something similar with his gay friends, extending his family beyond blood relatives.

Besides providing geneticists with a whole new set of human relationships to examine (beyond blood relatives), the findings could "completely change our theory of evolution," Fowler told The Huffington Post.

Interestingly, even though ontogeny was discussed in a few of these evaluations [3] [8], it was not considered an important variant beyond the relative inflation of the dome, apparently because of the relatively similar sizes of the different individuals from time-equivalent strata.

Does that phenomenon have a social importance that goes beyond its relative frequency?