Sentence examples for beyond that measured from inspiring English sources
Thus, we did not find a significant measurable effect of sleep in enhancing performance beyond that measured at acquisition (see [4], [7], [15] for examples of sleep-dependent memory enhancement of other forms of memory).
These findings show that the release of P in alkaline soils beyond that measured by a bicarbonate extractant is influenced by the modification of soil pH and by the removal of Ca from the solution, which has implications for plant availability and response to added fertiliser.
Thus, the POSM achieved its aim in measuring the psychosocial consequences of receiving an abnormal cytology result, and the management thereof, beyond that measured by existing questionnaires.
This may be due to women's higher percentage of body fat (beyond that measured through body mass index) (15), differences in amount of time spent outdoors, or sun protection behaviors (47).
The difference in risks between men and women may be due to: differential sun exposure; women's higher percentage of body fat beyond that measured by body mass index [ 36]; or differences in dietary and supplement-use patterns.
Beyond that, measuring foreign travel, the ownership of a passport or even modest proficiency in a foreign language cannot serve as an indicator of how any member of Congress is likely to vote when called upon to pass judgment on some issue of foreign or national security.
Tavernor urges us to look beyond the notion that measuring is strictly a scientific activity, divorced from human concerns.
However, there is recognition of outcomes beyond health and that measures such as EQ-5D are not adequate in related sectors such as social care and public health.
This clearly demonstrates that measures beyond the setting of age eligibility criteria appropriate to tumour biology are required to improve rates of inclusion of young people.
This suggests that there are individual-level factors beyond those measured that still need to be considered.
