Sentence examples for As highlighted previously from inspiring English sources
As highlighted previously, there was no multiplicative interaction effect between these factors.
As highlighted previously, sampling for the three research articles was restricted to dental care professionals with no patients selected as participants.
As highlighted previously, our literature review identified only one study that explicitly explored information and communication provision in relation to discharge between primary care providers and inpatient services in the USA.
As highlighted previously, many lncRNAs such as HOTAIR and H19 can recruit chromatin-modifying complexes to specific loci, thus silencing anti-metastatic genes and triggering metastatic transcriptional programs [ 39, 76].
As highlighted previously, the only German ILD registry was performed prior to the former and the current ATS/ERS consensus classification [ 2, 3] and did not reflect a true population-based registry.
As highlighted previously [ 17], the majority of women participating in the LIMIT randomised trial were of white Caucasian ethnicity, and our findings may therefore not be generalizable to other pregnant populations.
Although in the latter point, the data loss attributed to the eReferral system could also have been the result of issues with the GPs handling of the electronic referral, as has been highlighted previously (e.g. confusion about eReferral statuses).
For instance, the four phyla highlighted previously as dominant cobalamin producers [ 25] were present in almost identical proportions in the current analysis: Proteobacteria (55 % previous, 55 % current), Thaumarchaeota (16 % previous, 15%% current), Cyanobacteria (14%% previous, 13%% current), and Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi (5%% previous, 5 % current).
This has not been highlighted previously in the literature.
One major cause of these false negatives are borderline values in one of the variables, as highlighted for the previously mentioned acetyltransferase (ID 191), in which the percentage identity was 29.3%, and the coverage 81%.
All this contributes to our low suicide rates along with our innovative treatments in therapies such as open dialogue, previously highlighted as revolutionary practice by the Guardian.
