The phrase "above we would" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to something mentioned earlier in the text, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "As mentioned above, we would like to propose a new strategy for the project."
Alternatives: "as stated earlier" or "as mentioned previously".
So in our discussion of x = ½x + 1 above, we would prefer to write x ≈ ½x + 1.
If we taxed away half the income of those earning $250,000 and above, we would raise at the very most $700 billion of the $3 trillion shortfall.
As discussed above, we would anticipate a large proportion of cokes are selectively built up and dispersed on the zeolite surface, without any geometry limitations, and these are most favourable for the growth of coke clusters and particles.
As discussed above, we would have expected to detect these formulae in the whole sample as well, but these low O/C compounds do not ionize efficiently enough in negative ion mode amongst the lignin- and tannin-like compounds present in the whole sample to enable their detection.
Besides the above, we wouldn't think of trying to rent an apartment without first upgrading the unit with new carpets and vinyl flooring, vertical or mini-blinds, bright white paint jobs and, when required, restoring kitchen and bathroom counters.
Following the same reasoning as above, we would expect that if Id1 is exclusively an intrinsic regulator, we would see a complete rescue of the bone phenotype, such that Id1−/− mice transplanted with wild-type BM would have the same bone microstructural properties as wild-type mice transplanted with wild-type BM.
But if we passed them and seriously implemented the policies Romney talks about above, we'd be infinitely better off than we are now.
We've been told that if it's 25 or above, we'd better cut the calories and hit the gym or we're likely to pay for it with health problems later in life.
But the sanitation standards of a hospital ought to be a cut above — we'd prefer antimicrobial catheters, for instance.
But, with the 1,340bhp Koenigsegg One:1's arrival (pictured above), we'd assume the RS would pinch some tech from that Le Mans-inspired weapon of G-force.
If we accept the clinical considerations expounded above, then we would be left with just one more problem to solve: what name should be given to L1 and L2 patients, respectively.
