Sentence examples for beyond that reported from inspiring English sources

Combination of simeprevir with PR did not increase patient-reported fatigue severity or health status impairments beyond that reported by patients treated with PR alone.

Police have not received nor discovered additional information about a person possibly carrying a weapon beyond that reported this morning".

Comparing the Swedish prosecutor to Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria, Stalin's notorious security chief, Mark Stephens said "neither Mr Assange nor his lawyers have been provided any further information beyond that reported in the press".

While the choice of the optimization type is somewhat arbitrary, our previous studies [9, 11] have shown that the ComboT score is not very sensitive to the optimization type in the aggregate.] The effects of using a diverse set of sampled conformers will likely further decrease performance beyond that reported in this study.

Therefore, it can be assumed that plasma concentration of ketamine in our animals would have reached beyond that reported previously in dogs [ 39].

Owing to the rapid recruitment expected in the trial, there are no plans for interim analyses or safety data monitoring beyond that reported to the HREC.

Although there were a limited number of trials comparing biodegradable polymer biolimus-ES with first and second generation DES that reported results beyond one year, we additionally performed such an analysis (see appendix).

Difficulty in securing funding was frequently mentioned, but beyond that, participants reported that it is challenging to justify including financial support for a methodologist in grant application budgets in an environment where the funds awarded are anticipated to be less than requested.

"Hurricane Sandy once again demonstrates the robust construction of nuclear energy facilities, which are built to withstand extreme flooding and hurricane-force winds that are beyond that historically reported for each area," said Marvin Fertel, president of the industry lobbying group, the Nuclear Energy Institute.

In particular, morinda has a strong effect on D. sechellia egg production that goes beyond the reported stimulatory effect of the carboxylic acids on oviposition (Amlou et al., 1998).

When the nuclear industry says that it can withstand conditions "beyond that historically reported," we should want to know a lot more, according to three researchers at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Reseatch Center at Stanford.