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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as above cases" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to previously mentioned cases, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In the context of our discussion, the outcomes were similar to those in the above cases."
Alternatives: "as mentioned above" or "as stated previously".
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In this sense, the present definition of failure covers all the as above cases.
If the point A is on the characteristic boundary x = x n (t), using the same method as above cases we can get the desired estimates.
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As above, case mix and severity of illness differences are likely to also be important: in contrast to our cohort, the previous published study cohorts included a minority of ICU patients and overall mortality rates were low (19 to 28%) [ 7, 10].
Based on the validation results, AtPAN is effective in constructing the regulation networks in a well-known system as well as the above case study which mentioned JA-mediate plant defense system.
As in the above cases, we disagree that this paper can be presented as evidence that "most of the observations on exchange have been previously published".
The social context also increases the demand for mobility, as in the above cases of people assuming new commitments for their families after leaving paid work.
As in the above cases, no primer match was found to other proteins closely related to this putative eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4A homolog.
We consider all the above cases as conserved orthologous gene cluster.
However, the recombination signal is different from the above cases, as it is intragenic and over a small area.
Many syndromes have cleft as a part of their phenotypes and a cleft may be the only sign of a potential serious aneuploidy, as in above case 1 [18].
As discussed above, case-only estimates derived from these studies were similar to ours.
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