Sentence examples for is made beyond from inspiring English sources
Writing in the scientific journal Epidemiologic Reviews in 1997, Dr. Leslie P. Boss, a Niosh official, observed: "Often no attempt to understand the illness further is made beyond publishing the results of the investigation.
However, if a prediction is made beyond the domain of parameter values specified in the experiment, the prediction system performs poorly.
Other than for minor editorial changes such as spelling corrections or reformatting batch records, etc., the applicant must notify the FDA about each change that is made beyond the range that is allowed for that change in the approved application (Section 314.70(a)(1)).
State Department officials say that no decisions have been made beyond the drone operations in Iraq.
Whether there is money to be made beyond high-priced tourism has yet to be demonstrated.
He has suffered enough; his calls for peace should be made beyond prison walls.
It is not known precisely what objections were made beyond the insignificant points raised in the Heritage and Tax Foundation blog posts.
"The barrier is so great that no artificial means of intercourse have ever been made beyond a mud turnpike road," he said.
Most of the musical, staging and directorial decisions have now been made – beyond this, it's a process of consolidation and refinement.
"It is only when assertions are made beyond their legitimate boundaries that evolutionary theory and religious belief appear to be antithetical".
They're made beyond the mainstream of art cinema, usually on scrimp-and-save budgets, and display the exalted amateur obsessiveness that marks the true outsider film-maker.
