The phrase "ago displayed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It cannot be used as it stands, as "ago" typically refers to a point in time in the past and does not logically connect with "displayed."
Example: "The results were displayed yesterday."
Alternatives: "previously shown" or "earlier presented."
In aqueous media, AGO displays a highly selective and sensitive discrimination of Fe3+ from Fe2+ and other metal ions through electron transfer-induced fluorescence quenching.
The most important contribution is the evidence that monocot and eudicot plants, two lineages that have diverged 140 to 200 M years ago, display similar abilities to 'remember' a dehydration stress and to modify their transcriptional responses, accordingly.
Interestingly, one Ago from each clade is ubiquitous and highly expressed, whereas the additional Agos display tissue specificities indicative of roles in reproduction [ 21].
Consistent with the yeast and human cell data, Ago mutants displayed elevated cyclin E levels and the mutant Ago proteins showed reduced affinity for cyclin E in vitro.
Ten years ago, Ms. Smith displayed some twinges of regret.
A few years ago, he displayed poster-size photos of young people from the housing projects around Paris.
With this collection, his second since Gucci acquired the brand 15 months ago, he displayed the confidence he needed to move Saint Laurent ready-to-wear forward.
Unlike Seung-Hui Cho, who killed 32 people and himself at Virginia Tech University two years ago, Mr. Wong displayed no outward sign of mental illness.
A friend of Mr. Muhammad in Tacoma, Robert Edward Holmes, told the firearms bureau on Tuesday that when Mr. Muhammad and "an associate" visited his home six months ago, they displayed an AR-15 assault rifle.
Then, a couple of years ago, he displayed unexpected (and rather worrying) penchant for Hollywood romcom slush, with roles in Letters to Juliet and A Little Bit of Heaven.
