Sentence examples for above-mentioned arguments from inspiring English sources

Therefore, further research aimed at providing convincing experimental evidence showing whether or not the Ct-OATP1B3 protein exists will be necessary to solve the above-mentioned arguments.

The rationale for this is that research projects with participants from more than one country can be expected to, in accordance with the above-mentioned arguments, produce higher quality research, which will also therefore be more frequently cited.

Whether the focus lies on Bayes' rule or on Bayes' theorem, the common theme in the above-mentioned arguments is that they approach Bayesian statistical inference from a logical angle, and focus on its internal coherence or consistency (cf. Howson 2003).

Taken together, the above-mentioned arguments provided justification for testing the combination of C225 and ZD1839.

The above-mentioned arguments suggest that the traditional and fetuses at risk models serve vastly different purposes.

Because of the above-mentioned arguments, it is expected that preventing a decrease of renal blood flow may prevent or limit the occurrence of AKI in ICU patients.

Let the vector (vec {v}) be the translation vector from the point 0 (the origin of the circle) to point 1 (the shoulder of the arm), we use the above-mentioned argument stated in 1 to the new coordinate system ((x,y)) with the origin 0 (see Fig. 3).

The above-mentioned argument also might account for the observed seasonal variation in the association.

The above-mentioned argument about the interdisciplinary nature of global health research – which should allow researchers from different disciplines to work and report within their own paradigm – remains valid, in my opinion.

For another example, it has been argued that singular causal statements cannot be analyzed in terms of a causal connective (essentially for reasons having to do with the above-mentioned slingshot argument) but rather require that causation be treated as a binary relation holding between individual events [Davidson 1967b].

For the above-mentioned reasons, this argument is inconclusive, and we instead propose functional constraints under adaptive processes as a possible explanation for the observed bias (see above).