The phrase "above cited study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The results of the above cited study indicate a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned study" or "earlier referenced study".
The sapphire basal plane was chosen, because (i) this particular plane had been used in the above cited study on isostructural hematite [9] and (ii) a structurally and chemically very similar surface occurs on kaolinite particles.
Interestingly, in these studies, higher body weight was found to be predictive of HAPR - analogously as in the above cited study by Maree et al. [ 34, 55, 56].
It is important to highlight that healthy eyes from the above cited study had to have a VCDR ≤ 0.6 and an asymmetry between eyes <0.2.
One notable difference with our results is that most sonication fluid cultures of the spacer in the above cited study were discordant with the culture of both the prosthesis (first-stage surgery) and peri-prosthetic tissue specimens (second-stage surgery).
The removed fraction, however, showed a molecular weight similar to that of bovine albumin (67 kDa), which differs from the results of the above cited study, whose authors found a molecular weight of 120 170 kDa for this fraction.
The conclusion derived from the above cited study and from our current findings (using the new generation of QFT) is that IGRAs may offer greater accuracy for the diagnosis of LTBI in ESRD patients, after exposure to an infectious TB patient [ 14].
In the above cited studies, the focus is on the optimization of current network deployments.
In the above cited studies, the network optimization is performed without taking into account the user behaviour.
It is likely that HSC transplantation into lethally irradiated recipients in the above cited studies resulted in an induction of central and/or peripheral T cell tolerance.
According to the above cited studies we presume that LEAFY homeologs with one copy are located on the univalent chromosomes.
Possible explanations include the wide time spans between the above cited studies and the different medical cultures within the countries where the studies took place.
