Sentence examples for measures beyond the from inspiring English sources

The association between self-rated health (SRH) and mortality is well documented in the literature, but studies on the subject among young adults in Latin America are rare, as are those evaluating this association using repeated SRH measures, beyond the baseline measurement.

The agency appealed for governments to take a broad range of measures, beyond the military, to combat the escalating insurgency.

Innovative urban planning methods are in particular needed to benefit from energy efficient measures beyond the building scale.

Well-designed simulations can provide structure for learning this complex critical intervention, including safety measures beyond the "five rights".

But for now in Thailand, the problem is acute enough — and the farmers who make up about a third of the population are still a strong enough political constituency — that the government is taking measures beyond the price guarantee system.

In fact Shorten announced no new spending cuts or revenue raising measures beyond the already announced policies to tighten superannuation tax concessions and raise more money from foreign multinationals, which the government has already rejected.

The Progressive Caucus plan offers additional stimulus measures beyond those in the president's bill.

In the speech, he said the Cossacks — whose paramilitary forces served the czars — could take measures beyond what the police were allowed.

He stressed the importance of controlling the migration of darker-skinned Muslims from the North Caucasus region, and said that the Cossacks — whose paramilitary forces served the czars — could take measures beyond what the police were allowed.

If he gets an amount in excess of $1 trillion — which would require additional measures beyond ending the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy — a substantive deal on entitlements becomes more palatable.

This finding suggests the use of inpatient satisfaction measures beyond judging the quality of hospital care.