The phrase "as already postulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a theory or idea that has been previously suggested or assumed.
Example: "As already postulated, the theory suggests that time travel may be possible under certain conditions."
Alternatives: "as previously suggested" or "as earlier proposed".
Current practices to evaluate fault stability in the domain of CO2 storage still remain limited regarding two issues: 1. Faults are complex and heterogeneous geological systems, which do not correspond to discrete surfaces as already postulated by many authors.
This indicates that A. chroococcum PO acts as a homotrimer under non-denaturing conditions as already postulated previously [Herter et al. 2011].
The significant differences in LSU copy number per cell among different O. cf. ovata isolates found during growth phases is therefore due to high variability in the LSU gene content which could be due to the age of culture, as already postulated for other marine planktonic dinoflagellates [28], or to the potential presence of extra-chromosomal rDNA molecules.
Regarding the intercellular signalling strategies, we suppose that DCs induce tumour cells apoptosis following the production of certain extracellular cytokines, as already postulated (Joo et al, 2002).
Theoretically, it could be due to structural changes in the optic nerve head or to a local dysregulation at the outflow level of the retinal vein, as already postulated for the mechanism of a retinal vein occlusion [ 42].
The finding that no significant differences with regard to the sampling site were observed for the detection of C. abortus is noteworthy and supports the possibility of intestinal infection and/or faecal-oral transmission, as already postulated by others [ 28, 7, 8].
Albright said intelligence agencies had already postulated the existence of the plant, in part because of North Korea's known efforts to purchase key components.
This concept was already postulated by Pauling [16] and later discussed more in detail by Jencks [17].
This was already postulated by the assay that evaluated the bactericidal activity of the mouse milk enzyme as a protecting agent of mastitis [ 86].
More than 30 years ago, Folkman already postulated that adequate supply of oxygen and nutrients in tumors beyond a size of 2 - 3 mm3 requires new blood vessels (i.e. perfusion), as it may not be achieved by diffusion alone [ 5].
The classical pathway for DA biosynthesis was already postulated by Blaschko in 1939 [ 30].
