The phrase "as found above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to information or details that have been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "The results of the experiment, as found above, indicate a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "as mentioned earlier" or "as stated previously".
For the South region, the correlation between ZMAM and SS revealed a similar tripole circulation pattern as found above for SN and SC, but shifted south in alignment with the South region (Fig. 3e).
For the Central region, the correlation between ZMAM and SC revealed a similar tripole circulation pattern as found above for SN, but shifted to the south as we would expect with the Central region being south of the North region (Fig. 3c).
As found above for the male female case, the estimated differences between these groups are not statistically significant.
Surprisingly, the methylated CpG "hot spots" as found above in the TRAMP prostate tumor were also methylated in tumorigenic C1 cells but not in non-tumorigenic TRAMP C3 cells (Figure 1C).
We first examined whether, as found above at DSBs, Dot1 inhibited resection at uncapped telomeres.
As found above with holoTC the confidence intervals of the upper and lower limits overlap between the different groups.
Only a thin low- k layer is needed to constrain vertical permeability to a low value, however, there are typically many low- k layers present, as are found above the Marcellus, Bakken, and other black shales.
Most are located below the regular nipples, but according to one estimate, as many as 13% are found above the regular nipples, such as on the armpits.
He said the inspiration for the tin, wire glass and corrugated metal structure was, indeed, utilitarian rooftop structures, as well as the stonework found above the cornice of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Since is real, we must have, as we found above without assuming it.
A joint study by American and Chinese institutions found that the massive beast, known as Gastornis, existed on what is now known as Ellesmere island, found above the Arctic circle.
