The phrase "abovementioned time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to a specific time that has been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "Please confirm your availability for the abovementioned time so we can schedule the meeting."
Alternatives: "aforementioned time" or "previously mentioned time".
However, they still remain less than 0.25 above 92 km during the abovementioned time.
If the abovementioned symptoms occurred within the abovementioned time limits and these symptoms led to contact with the GP and/or ED, this was recorded as a healthcare contact.
Expression levels of the mRNAs in the gracilis muscles after 4 h of ischemia and 1, 3, 7, and 14 d of reperfusion with 1 specimen at each of the abovementioned time points were detected with the oligo microarray and compared against those expression levels of the sham-operated control specimens at the same indicated time.
To better display the abovementioned time-dependent variation discipline of AgNPs-DMF in the TLC-SERS detection, the relationship between time and relative intensity (peaks at 865 and 798 cm−1 for example) is displayed in Fig. 4b.
In order to achieve the comparability of the abovementioned data over time and space, they were standardized according the administrative division from 1995.
As we can see in Table 2, R ER and R SH are stationary sequences in the abovementioned types of time series at significance levels of 10, 5, and 1 %.
As described below, each participant repeated the abovementioned procedure 20 times to compare the five types of stimuli for each of the two finger velocities.
To our knowledge, this is the first algorithm that can simultaneously resist the abovementioned three challenging distortions, namely time scaling, time stretching, and pitch shifting.
Based on the abovementioned two reasons, the time of occurrence of anaphylactic shock differed between patients.
Changes in the abovementioned measurements at every time point were quantified and statistically analyzed using paired t-tests, which included mean values, standard deviations, and 95% confidence intervals.
Although several well-recognized reasons lead to variations in the experimental results of postmortem human samples, i.e., ethnogenesis, personal drug and disease history, and postmortem time, the abovementioned cases clearly indicate the importance of controlling experiments by using strictly corresponding brain regions.
