Sentence examples for has emerged beyond from inspiring English sources

Recognition of the tumour suppressive capacity of the Promyelocytic Leukemia protein (PML) has emerged beyond its identification through APL, to a broad spectrum of tumors.

The use of high-frequency ultrasound standing waves (megasonics) for droplet separation has emerged beyond the microfluidics scale into liter to industrial scale range applications.

In recent years the use of high frequency ultrasound standing waves (megasonics) for droplet or cell separation from biomass has emerged beyond the microfluidics scale into the litre to industrial scale applications.

One of the newest factors in China's energy use has emerged beyond the planning purview of policy makers in Beijing, in the form of labor unrest at factories across the country.

Putin's period in the K.G.B. in St . Petersburgand in East Germany has been trawled over, but little has emerged beyond the enormous paradox that this self-confident, articulate and subtle performer was regarded -- when he was noticed at all -- as gray, silent, nondescript.

But the Rachmaninoff work, he said, "has emerged beyond the confines of the liturgy, and has become a concert piece -- as it started out to be when it was composed in 1915.

She also said there were growing risks because of a shadow banking system that had emerged beyond regulatory scrutiny in China and because of an "overextension" of loans to local governments.

Further, TD that would have emerged beyond the study period described here would also be undetected.

Innovations in the development of capillary electrophoresis methods for DNA separations have emerged beyond sizing DNA, generating aptamers, or characterizing the affinity binding.

The KOW domain may however contact RNA that has emerged well beyond the exit tunnel and has grown to 25 30 nucleotides in length.

In the past couple of years, 31-year-old Swann – "Swanny", as he is known in the dressing room and beyond – has emerged as England's most inspirational player.