The phrase "also comments above" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to previous comments in a discussion or document, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In addition to the points made, I would like to address the comments above regarding our strategy."
Alternatives: "as mentioned earlier" or "as noted above".
(See also comment a above).
Yet on my own return to the English department where I was a PhD student, there were also comments like those above – comments that suggested I had done something unauthorised, taken an unsanctioned period of absence which I would have to "make up for" in my further research.
In addition 36 respondents, who represented the problem of the portable oxygen equipment above, also commented that the weight of the portable oxygen equipment is a problem [2].
See also comment 6 below.
Only Trp434TAG + F4-Trp displaned an increased steady-state current, but the concomitant initial acceleration of inactivation was due to the 'imperfect' incorporation of F4-Trp (as verified by the 'imperfect' incorporation of Trp; see also our above comments), making a major effect on recovery unlikely.
The reports and comments above also note the critical importance of providing data in open formats, using open protocols, and accompanied by machine actionable metadata.
In addition to the comments above, he also said he hoped S&P would reconsider its position on Spanish debt as the country meets its budget targets.
At the same Web 2.0 Summit talk which featured Schmidt's comments above, he also said that Chrome OS was meant for keyboards, while Android was meant for touch.
Wrongly assuming racism where there is none (and I am choosing here to not refer to this blog OR comments above) is also a very dangerous thing and such errors have their own way of pushing support to political parties that have a very racist undertone.
