Sentence examples for going beyond individual from inspiring English sources

In summary, while Δ sHMM performs bioinformatically similarly to Δ s for the studied data, the latter has an advantage if we wish to utilize population genetic theory either as a basis for interpretation of the results or to develop scoring systems going beyond individual mutations (e.g., by forming locus scores S w).

He said that it goes beyond individual editors or publishers, and beyond the occasional paid junket.

But parasite infections can have repercussions that go beyond individual hosts to the population as a whole.

"The New Citizen Movement went beyond individual cases to focus on broader demands about civil and political rights," said Maya Wang, a researcher in Hong Kong for Human Rights Watch.

Anyone who has been given a negative performance review by a mean-spirited or incompetent boss will be familiar with this effect, but its implications go beyond individual dispiritedness.

Dorothy Byrne, the head of news and current affairs at Channel 4, said: "Paul is a gifted and vastly experienced journalist who has a great track record in scoops – but who is also unafraid to go beyond individual stories and think big about Britain and the world.

Here, of course, Koolhaas was conflating one element of our fixation on the old, a tendency to make new things that are cute, glib, easy evocations of the past, with another element, which is the way we have gone beyond individual landmarks to preserve whole chunks of real cityscapes as historic districts.

"I think it's great that my work is in galleries, but I feel through the card and poster line I can share my experiences of these great places with others in a way that goes beyond individual paintings," Ms. Wallace said.

Owen's hypnotic ending to "Insensibility", for instance, goes beyond individual concerns to something much larger when he writes of:    ... pity and whatever moans in man    Before the last sea and the hapless stars;    Whatever mourns when many leave these shores;    Whatever shares    The eternal reciprocity of tears.

The present study also shows that aggression and bullying go beyond individual differences and attributes, being influenced by the social contexts in which they take place.

Note that this dual nature of capacity goes beyond individual judgments of capacity and extends to theories of capacity as a whole.