Sentence examples for exceeds earlier from inspiring English sources

The finding, being published Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine, exceeds earlier estimates that genes account for 10percentto20percentcent of cancer, said Dr. Paul Lichtenstein, an epidemiologist who led the study at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

This forecast far exceeds earlier estimates of voice shopping revenues in the years ahead.

It suggests that the true incidence of major trauma in the elderly greatly exceeds earlier predictions.

However, to our surprise, the percentage of reactions that are redundant under our strict definition substantially exceeds earlier FBA-based and experiment-based estimates that were based on the looser definitions of redundancy (Papp et al. 2004; Blank et al. 2005).

For example, health departments might take specific actions if the number of observed cases during the season greatly exceeds early predictions.

The IMF states that "growth in 2011 is likely to exceed earlier expectations".

But like Ms. Rubin, Mr. Cassar said the early online shopping surge should not be taken as an indication that the holiday season will necessarily exceed earlier sales forecasts.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rebel fighters in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo said Thursday that they had launched a major offensive against government troops in the city, just as the United Nations and humanitarian agencies warned that the number of Syrians fleeing to neighboring countries could surge past 700,000, far exceeding earlier estimates.

"The subsequent recovery in our booking levels has greatly exceeded earlier expectations".

She even allowed herself to be pictured in a first class carriage celebrating an announcement which exceeded earlier expectations in its breadth.

The picture that emerged from the exit poll just after 22 00 BST on 7 May predicted the Conservatives would gain 316 seats, but as results were confirmed they exceeded earlier predictions.