The phrase "above establish" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Please refer to the points above to establish a clear understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "aforementioned".
The results reported above establish that BI produces biased inferences under extreme conditions on small trees.
Together, these results, coupled with the compound structure activity data mentioned above, establish FlAsH and ReAsH as bona fide inhibitors of Shp2 activity.
The experiments described above establish that Akt1 is required for correct delivery of the GluRIIA subunit to the postsynaptic membrane and elaboration of the SSR.
The experiments reported above establish when GKPID evolved its capacity to bind extant animal Pins protein and to organize spindle orientation in extant animal cells; they do not reveal when a Pins protein that could bind GKPID first evolved.
The rigorous validation experiments described above establish that the Hes5-1 provides provides a highly accurate read-out of Notch signalling activity, and that the fluorescent VNP protein is a suitable reporter of promoter activation.
Our results above establish that changes in de-adhesion dynamics correlate strongly with the development or dissipation of contractile cytoskeletal elements and with cortical stiffness, and that these trends are qualitatively independent of cell cell contacts.
"It becomes toxic when you start placing popularity with your kid above establishing limits or saying no".
1975 The Golf sets new standards for the family hatchback, with the GTI version, above, establishing a reputation for performance that helped to turbocharge the VW name.
While the government bailout helped Resona restore its depleted capital, other banks were able to use their first-half profits to increase their capital to rates well above established minimums.
In view of the above established, the proof of Theorem 2 is complete.
Prior cases such as Stone v. Commissioner (see above) established that fellowships are defined as not including a service component.
