Stevens said it was an examination beyond what he had experienced before.
I had not watched a woman try to prove to twelve strangers, under cross-examination, beyond a reasonable doubt, that a man had raped her.
A national fever of anxious self-examination, beyond the baseline angst that is endemic to South Africa, has been inflamed by the discontents manifested at Marikana and by a conspicuous rise in corruption.
Robbins's representatives seemed to think it was business as usual and said in a statement to the AP, "While we are grateful to the quick and robust response from Dallas emergency services, only 5 of 7,000 participants requested any examination beyond what was readily available on site".
The mental health and welfare of researchers warrants further examination beyond this study.
It is possible that a pathway approach involving an examination of genetic variants in genes that code for other elements within the oestrogen signalling pathways may reveal valuable mechanistic and predictive data, and that a genome-wide variant analysis might also be useful, but such examinations are beyond the scope of this study.
In addition, it appeared that few cases underwent confirmatory diagnostic testing beyond physical examination.
Extended KRAS testing beyond the traditional examination of exon 2 to include mutational hotspots in exons 3 and 4, as well as the NRAS gene (exons 2, 3 and 4) and (in some series) PI3KCA exon 20, has been established from the analysis of several first-line EGFR-I trials: PRIME (Douillard et al, 2013) and FIRE-3 (Stintzing et al, 2012).
Giovanni Arrighi and Lu Zhang, "Beyond the Washington Consensus: A New Bandung?" Forthcoming in Globalization and Beyond: New Examinations of Global Power and Its Alternatives, Jon Shefner and Patricia Fernandez Kelly (editors), Penn State University Press, 2010.
For schools, there was no national curriculum, no parental choice, no systematic means of monitoring performance, no publication of examination results beyond what schools themselves chose to reveal.
