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The phrase "as above pointed" is not correct in standard written English
It is an attempt to refer to something mentioned earlier, but the phrasing is awkward and not commonly used. Example: "The details of the project, as above pointed, will be discussed in the next meeting."
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As above pointed out, little information is available on mineral content in Argentine honeys.
This expression is used to define the exergy that is identified by the superscript T (that stands for 'thermal') according to the definition reported in the literature[2, 3, 4] as above pointed out.
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As above, points 5, 11 and 12 again have relatively low repeatabilities.
17) In the subsection "An allele-specific suppressor of SpoIIEK356D", first paragraph: As above (point number 15), it doesn't seem necessary to invoke the notion that SpoIIE's activity as a phosphatase is regulated.
Use an analogue watch as above, and point the twelve o'clock mark (the number 12) of the watch toward the sun.
Concentrations above 100 μM were not used, as above this point solubility becomes limiting and we observe formation of precipitate.
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But, as the above points have indicated, the justifiability of an act of civil disobedience depends greatly on its specific features.
One block of the cover image using pseudo-random number as discussed above point is represented by diagonal queues for embedding.
As mentioned above, points around the edge of the map are the molecules whose dissimilarities measured by the Tanimoto distance with all the others are higher than 0.3.
In addition, as outline above (point 7 of this reviewer), we have modified the text to reflect the concern raised regarding the size of the alphoid array.
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