"I want to thank the Turkish police — how they went beyond the search for my daughter, even though they didn't know her," Ms. Jimenez said, seated on a living room couch with her husband, Dennis, and Representative Michael G. Grimm, who represents Staten Island.
The role of EBM as a "reactive" tool to the pressure of the pharmaceutical industry, to its connection with money saving and managerial policies, and to its use to neutralize the influence of other specialists, the media and even the claims of patients, together create a scenario that goes beyond the search for information [ 17, 28].
According to Google's own research, 53% of us don't go beyond the first two search results, and 89% of us don't look past the first page.
Many methods for the computational analysis of small molecule MS, that go beyond the straightforward library search, require that masses in the mass spectra are measured with an appropriate mass accuracy.
To perform more complex searches, to go beyond the term, we require the search engine to understand the semantic level of legal documents; a shared understanding of the domain of knowledge becomes necessary.
Numerous studies have shown that precious few sleuths go beyond the first page of search results.
Only when users click links in e-mails or news feeds, go beyond the first page of search results, or visit websites by other means do they incur data charges (see "Facebook and Google Create Walled Gardens for Web Newcomers Overseas").
But I wanted to go beyond the "local" concept and search for travel bargains in other cities — a $129 surf lesson for $49 in Dana Point, Calif.; a $165 guided rock-climbing adventure near Denver for $55; a $159 dinner cruise for $90 in Chicago.
This goes beyond the reasonably straightforward search engines with which we're all familiar.
