The phrase "as above does" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer back to something mentioned earlier, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results of the experiment were conclusive, as above does indicate."
Alternatives: "as previously mentioned" or "as stated above".
A: same answer as above; does not matter.
One could insist that HD does handle the blite paradox after all, because \ black(a)\) (given \ k\) as above) does not HD-confirms that a raven will be white if examined after \(T\) (Kuipers 2000, 29 ff).. Unfortunately (as pointed out by Schurz 2005, 148) \ black(a)\) does not HD-confirm that a raven will be black if examined after \(T\) either (again, given \ k\) as above).
Nonetheless, excluding sites of the form XG (where X is defined as above) does not qualitatively change our results (data not shown).
As above, don't withhold candy from a child who is brave enough to approach you on Halloween.
A whole brain analysis (same significance thresholds as above) did not reveal any significant differences.
Dividing the patients with positive samples into groups according to the number of EpCAM+ cells, categorised as above, did not reveal any association with clinicopathological parameters.
A significant interaction between Bortner and BDI (P = 0.03) was noted, although stratification by the same cut points of BDI as above did not yield any significant differences.
The same ab initio DNA sequence motif discovery approach as above did not identify any significantly enriched motifs and, hence, no characteristic motif in oocyte-methylated CGIs relative to oocyte-unmethylated CGIs.
As above, don't post your message yet.
As above, don't be afraid to answer questions as they arise.
Control cells were treated with L-NAME alone, which as noted above does not affect CYP2B expression.
