The phrase "as aforementioned studies" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "as the aforementioned studies" or simply "as aforementioned."
Example: "The results were consistent with the findings as the aforementioned studies indicated."
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As the aforementioned studies indicate, 1-D nanostructures such as SWCNTs are convenient samples to test the spatial resolution of a TERS system due to their small radius, which is < 1 nm.
Reasons for that finding might be a different distribution of lymph in the evaluated compartments and the somewhat low number of patients and lesions in our as well as in the aforementioned studies.
Taken together, the aforementioned studies, as well as the other studies presented at the 2015 ISSS meeting, illustrate the rapid evolution of the NSSI field.
However, as in the aforementioned studies by Martinez-Aran et al. and Fleck et al., their patients were more severely impaired than ours (CVLT total words remembered of list A: baseline 51.5 ± 10.0, follow-up 6 years 49.4 ± 12.1).
The prevalent alleles of RS1 in our study as in the aforementioned studies were alleles 3 and 4. In our study the prevalent allele of RS3 was allele 5, and in the studies of Bachner-Melman et al. [15], [23,], and Yirmiya et al. [46] it was allele 4. In the AVR microsatellite locus the most common allele was the same as reported by Yirmiya et al. [46].
As in these aforementioned studies, the expected map coverage rate for the maritime pine linkage maps was high (about 100%), indicating that the maps developed in this work are saturated.
Margin assessment in our standardized protocol was very detailed but not as extensive as in some of the aforementioned studies, thus a number of R0 might in fact have been R1 resections.
Although the damage induced in this study was not as severe as compared to that in the aforementioned studies and actual muscle strain injuries, we can delineate the recovery process after muscle injury on the basis of changes in the isometric torque.
Notwithstanding the aforementioned studies, as of this writing, the nature of the driving force induced by the presence of ions and its role on the conformational stability of peptides remains only partially understood.
