Sentence examples for surpasses several from inspiring English sources

Pesticide metabolism in plants and microbes surpasses several biochemical processes like hydrolysis, conjugation, oxidation, and reduction.

Output from Chinese research institutions now surpasses several of the world's most prestigious and oldest universities.

Taking into consideration the number, length, coverage and quality of assembled gene models, as well as their digital expression profiles, this dataset surpasses several previous de novo transcriptome assemblies using Illumina [ 17, 18] or 454 technology [ 13- 16].

On its current growth trajectory, Vietnam's economy will soon surpass several European countries.

It's renowned as a stimulus to learning that can never be matched — except that, numerically, it has already been surpassed several times over by an American man you've probably never heard of.

In an interview, Dmitry Grishin, the CEO of Mail.ru, would not tell me how many active users that app has at the moment, but he does say, citing stats from the app research firm Distimo, that it's surpassed several other popular mail apps in terms of downloads.

The storm has surpassed several milestones as one of the strongest, longest-lasting hurricanes of its kind on record.

No BP sheen estimates are credible right now since their worst case scenario has already been surpassed several times.

The 2005 - 2007 period marked a boom period in private equity with new "largest buyout" records set and surpassed several times in an 18-month window from the beginning of 2006 through the middle of 2007.

While Plymouth has already surpassed several Massachusetts cities in population, the town is still officially regarded as a town, as it has not been re-chartered as a city and continues to be governed by a board of selectmen rather than a mayor.

As 2005 ended and 2006 began, new "largest buyout" records were set and surpassed several times with nine of the top ten buyouts at the end of 2007 having been announced in an 18-month window from the beginning of 2006 through the middle of 2007.