Sentence examples for as demonstrated before. from inspiring English sources

Following deafferentation, movements were consistently evoked by electrical stimulation at the expected depths (Supplementary Fig. 4), as demonstrated before (Fig. 1).

As demonstrated before in software or system engineering, a model must be checked and analysed before using it for example for testing a hypothesis, to measure system efficiency and to decide.

This sonication cycle did not significantly affect cells viability as demonstrated before (Freitas et al. 2014).

After 4 to 72 h, the variation is almost negligible, nearly zero, as no saccharides and other compounds leached to the solution, as demonstrated before.

The reason was attributed to the lattice mismatch between InP and ZnS as demonstrated before for CdSe/CdS core/shell QDs [40].

Datasets of fitted values with different numbers of simulations are obtained using a similar method as demonstrated before (data not shown).

The absolute requirement of PrfA for L. monocytogenes virulence has been demonstrated before, as has the requirement for several genes within the PrfA regulon [21], [22], but the explanation of how the regulon determines the effects reported here remains to be determined.

As we have demonstrated before, there was no RVH in our normoxic SERT+ mice.

Indeed, the connection of the S1P pathway with immunologically relevant cellular functions beyond immune cell trafficking has been demonstrated, before, as for example it is involved in the intrinsic modulation of CD4+ T-cell differentiation toward encephalitogenic TH17 cells by influencing intracellular Jak-STAT3 signaling.

It is possible that the compound is predominantly emitted by needles, as has been demonstrated before [ 20, 21], whereas its levels in bark emissions remained below the detection level.

Further research is required to determine whether this means that symptoms were indeed relatively minor or, as has been demonstrated before, that patients minimise and accept their symptoms when they believe they are the inevitable consequences of radiotherapy treatment, of being old or that there is nothing that can be done (Faithfull, 1995).