The phrase "above setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a previously mentioned context or situation that has been described earlier in the text.
Example: "In the above setting, we can see how the characters interact with one another."
Alternatives: "previous context" or "prior situation".
Remark 4 In all theorems and corollaries above, setting G = G 0 ( G = G 1 ), we get the usual (ordered) version of fixed point theorems in (partially ordered) uniform spaces.
As already mentioned above, setting z = z com has some virtue for low expansion orders p. However, for high expansion orders, the high-order multipoles become ever more important, suggesting that z = z ses may be a better choice.
This occurred as the House debated a measure (H Res 108; above) setting its committee "investigations and expenditures" budget at nearly $48 million, up 9% over 1986.
Briefly, for each studied cell a stack of 200 images (256×256 pixels) were taken in the conditions mentioned above, setting the pixel size to 82 nm and the pixel dwell time to 10 µs.
As with EPv cutoff concerns above, setting the FDR threshold at levels 0.01, 0.05, or 0.1 does not have any biological meaning [ 29].
We used the model described above, setting the initial homozygosity at each SNP in the base population to 0.75 and using an initial burn-in of 500 iterations followed by 2 500 iterations.
"The BPD regime failed to comply with the ECHR principles which we have above set out throughout the period prior to its avowal in March 2015.
Four other causes of arrest were assigned; but, in the view taken of the case, it will be sufficient to examine the two causes above set forth.
For the solution of above set of equations, the following boundary conditions are.
A reading of 0.08 or above sets off an alarm, signaling a blood-alcohol level above the legal limit in all 50 states.
An alert may be generated if any individual weighting or the aggregate score are above set thresholds.
