Sentence examples for beyond this origin from inspiring English sources
The pulmonary trunk, the common stem of the pulmonary arteries, arises from the upper surface of the right ventricle and extends four to five centimetres beyond this origin before dividing into the right and left pulmonary arteries, which supply the lungs.
If identified, these vessels must be either embolized using coils or avoided by placing the catheter tip well beyond the origin of these vessels.
We use the term traditional bioinformatics to acknowledge that the explosion of activity in bioinformatics has grown beyond the origin of bioinformatics (further discussed below).
In the case of a replaced or accessory right hepatic artery, the catheter was inserted well beyond the origin of the hepatic artery to prevent contrast medium overflow into the hepatic artery.
Even a small nodule, located beyond the origin of a subsegmental bronchus, may be noticed abutting a subsegmental bronchus or displaying a small endoluminal component of tumor at thin-section CT.
The chemotaxis index was computed as the number of worms in the region near the odor (or salt) minus the worms in the region near the Ctrl divided by the total number of worms that moved beyond the origin.
The education world is finally beginning to harness this power, taking us far beyond the origins of computer labs where students clicked away at the Oregon Trail and practiced word processing.
In the far distance, such lines of inquiry may converge at an understanding of bonobo evolution, Hohmann said, and, beyond, the origins of human beings.
The international reputation of Estonian art has grown beyond these origins with the work of sculptor Juri Ojaver, ceramicists Leo Rohlin and Kaido Kask, digital media artist Mare Tralla, and graphic artist Urmo Raus.
A franchise achieves the kind of permanence that "Star Trek" has only if it expands beyond its origins and original characters.
This led him to recognise spirituals as carrying an emotional significance far beyond their origin as slave songs in 19th-century America and as representing the oppressed everywhere.
