Sentence examples for In the aforementioned time from inspiring English sources

The Honda Accord (1.37 million sales in the aforementioned time period) and Toyota Camry (1.27 million sales) dominate the segment.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, it drew 14.3percentt of its articles in the aforementioned time period from authors connected to the University of Chicago.

In the aforementioned Time-Warner (1989) and in Paramount v. QVC (1994), the Delaware Supreme Court ruled that a stock deal triggered Revlon duties only if there was a change of control.

Each fat cell differentiation experiment of 3T3-L1 and SGBS cells was performed at least three independent times, and in each experiment over 300 cells were imaged/evaluated for a specific protein labeling at the aforementioned time points in differentiation.

About the only ones who refer to Sixth Avenue as the Avenue of the Americas are the aforementioned Avenue of the Americas Association and the aforementioned Times.

If you ever find yourself adrift in the aforementioned space time continuum and needing to find your way back to 2016, you can reorientate yourself by following the clavicles.

In the aforementioned period of time rFVIIa was used 28 times in our ICU in treatment of 24 patients (four patients received two doses) with severe bleeding, none of whom was suffering haemophilia.

This may be due to the longer average treatment duration among our study population since depressive symptoms increased in the aforementioned study over time.

In this paper, in addition to the aforementioned assumptions, time value of money and dependency of product demands are also considered so that the expectation, variance and covariance of demands are randomly changed from period to period.

The recent criticisms of EI in the aforementioned New York Times and Atlantic articles go far, but while they put new scrutiny on the praise bestowed on those with high EI scores, they refrain from criticizing the stigma given unconsciously to employees with low EI scores.

This information diffusion could motivate individuals and physicians not in the project to increase the use of screening practices resulting in the aforementioned increased incidence with time.