The phrase "as discussed therein" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to a previous discussion or document where specific points were mentioned.
Example: "Please refer to the project timeline as discussed therein for the upcoming deadlines."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in that document" or "as outlined in the previous discussion".
As discussed therein, this may be partly attributed to the effect of multiple scattering among closely located scatterers.
Inflammasome biology in carcinogenesis and anticancer immune responses were recently reviewed, and as discussed therein, inflammasomes can have pleiotropic but sometimes contrasting anti-cancer effects.
As discussed therein, a degree-preserving model is strongly constrained by the original network considered and, in the case of GRNs, is likely to result in a network carrying the seed of robustness.
The results of the analyses based on DNA data alone (Additional file 8) are not discussed separately as they are very similar to those in Mutanen et al. [ 9], discussed therein.
1. See Stanley 2011 and his opponents discussed therein.
One of the topics discussed therein, how and why Square Enix decided to bring the game to the Xbox 360.
Notice 2012-8 does provide, however, that the factors discussed therein are not exclusive, and that all pertinent facts and circumstances will be considered.
No information presented constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security, financial product or instrument discussed therein or to engage in any specific investment strategy.
Summarized composite data for pellets, wood fuels with briquettes, hardwood and softwood, as well as "garden biomass" (excluding cones) in different units simplifies comparison with results from other studies, and are of interest for emission inventories and modeling purposes (Table 3s supplement, data discussed therein).
Many exceptions to typical gene content are known: f.i., it is well known that the atp8 gene has been reported as missing in several bivalve species, as discussed in ([ 37]; and reference therein).
