Sentence examples for origin well beyond from inspiring English sources
Genomic markers enable accurate tracking of invasive species' geographic origin well beyond what was previously possible.
This study finding suggests that, although significant acculturation may be occurring, the influence of cultural origin may extend well beyond the immigrant community.
Comparative analyses indicate that the length distinction between the two classes of genes has a deep evolutionary origin, tracing back well beyond to the split of Diptera and Hymenoptera.
Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum, who was in the audience, noted that the science of human origins has moved well beyond the Leakey-Johanson debate.
Not only is the use of Ecstasy exploding, more than doubling among 12th graders in the last two years, but it is also spreading well beyond its origin as a party drug for affluent white suburban teenagers to virtually every ethnic and class group, and from big cities like New York and Los Angeles to rural Vermont and South Dakota.
If identified, these vessels must be either embolized using coils or avoided by placing the catheter tip well beyond the origin of these vessels.
In the case of a replaced or accessory right hepatic artery, the catheter was inserted well beyond the origin of the hepatic artery to prevent contrast medium overflow into the hepatic artery.
In fact, the Father's Day party has grown well beyond its origins as a regimental reunion.
It's the latest sign of this app genre (see also: Flipboard, News360, Taptu) going well beyond its origins on iOS.
And after two decades, the peculiar arrangement has given rise to an unspoken and unusual etiquette of cab-taking, a set of customs that may now spread well beyond its origins at York Avenue and 79th Street.
