The phrase "above mentioned definition" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "aforementioned definition."
Example: "In the previous section, we discussed the aforementioned definition of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned definition" or "earlier stated definition."
We explicitly observe that for l = 0 the above mentioned definition gives the half-space R + n.
The criteria for exclusion were if the references were editorials or not focusing on our above mentioned definition of parenthood and the internet.
In line with our above mentioned definition of coordination, we adopted a practice-based method in order to explore coordination "as it occurs in practice" during everyday working routines [ 1].
The proposed definitions are related to above mentioned definition of gut health thought to be closely related to the intestinal barrier and intestinal permeability [ 1, 6].
First, we will give the conditions which are equivalent to the above mentioned definitions.
We performed three independent analyses using the above mentioned definitions of hearing loss (audiometry, clinical and audiometry plus clinical hearing loss).
For the symptom based approach: the duration of an exacerbation will be equal to the time between onset and resolution of exacerbation based on the above mentioned definitions [ 7, 48, 49].
As is pointed out in the following paragraph, their definition brings key aspects of the above mentioned definitions of 'global health' and 'health' together: "Global health is a field of practice, research and education focussed on health and the social, economic, political and cultural forces that shape it across the world.
According to the above mentioned outcome definition, VS was observed in 66 (82%) of cases and 121 (75%) of controls (p = ns).
According to the above mentioned outcome definition, IS was observed in 59 (73%) of the cases and 128 (79%) of the controls (p = ns).
Nevertheless, in the above mentioned trials definitions of cardiac and ischemic disease were not consistently defined, follow-up was short (<10 years), and risk factors for coronary disease (including lipid profiles) were not systematically documented.
