The phrase "above revealed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or details that have been disclosed or mentioned earlier in a text.
Example: "The findings of the study, as above revealed, indicate a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "earlier disclosed".
Closer analysis of results of empirical studies, similar to those reported above, revealed other factors like topic complexity and learner characteristics, in addition to engagement level with visualization, influences the learning outcome from visualizations.
Sequencing results, analyzed as above, revealed that the clones contained the full-length coding sequence of Ovate, designated from now on as CaOvate [GenBank: JF427571].
The model of endogenous cyclin D1b characterized above revealed unique contributions of cyclin D1b to developmental processes and illuminated the first evidence of biological distinctions between the two isoforms.
Comparison of the individual data set topologies with the concatenated data topology at subgenus level and above revealed not a single significant (for MCMC, posterior probability > 0.95) disagreement but rather agreement on well supported nodes.
The findings above revealed that TMSN had the T2D-specific network structure, which might contain a set of epigenetic-specific dysregulated pathways caused by the aberrant DNA methylation, contributing to the epigenetic disorders of T2D.
Hierarchical clustering of the genes exhibiting differential expression on both levels, i.e. the 890 and 3923 genes above, revealed divergent patterns in cell-type-specificity (Supplementary Data Fig. S5).
The exposure described above revealed no detectable selection.
The ambient and UHV STM-BJ studies and transport calculations described above revealed the LUMO-mediated enhanced charge transport capabilities of Ni(nor).
However, our calculations (as shown above) revealed that with a prescalar value of 64, this inaccuracy is around 1.37mm, which is small enough to be considered negligible in the context of our project.
