The phrase "as found with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the presence or discovery of something in conjunction with another item or context.
Example: "The artifacts were cataloged as found with the remains of the ancient civilization."
Alternatives: "as discovered alongside" or "as located with".
Finally, association analysis using imputed genotypes of about 2.6 million SNPs identified the same seven loci as found with the genotyped SNPs.
This anomalous crystalline nature was attributed to a higher fluorine content, as found with −C CF3 2 moiety of the bisphenol-AF group [33].
The differences in mechanical and acoustic characteristics between OSMO and noOSMO rings were due to the different subsurface structure as found with OCT analysis.
The reason for changing the lens parameters could in 88% be attributed to mid-peripheral differences between corneal shape as found with 3D corneal topography.
Earlier research activity has failed to depress (or even prevent) the nitrogen puffing of CTP needle coke to a similar level as found with petroleum needle coke standards.
SB202190, a p38 blocker [29], showed much the same response on gene expression regulation as found with U0126, namely almost none compared with organ culture per se (Fig. 2; Table 2).
Conclusion: we conclude that the association between the detection of HPV and the epidemiological risk factors, as found with the GP5/6 PCR in the past, could not be confirmed when using SPF10 PCR primers and LiPA HPV genotyping.
Spreading stored soil on a field plot and keeping it for at least 4 weeks under field conditions resulted in similar biomass response as found with soil sampled fresh from the field.
When hydrogen was co-fed with hydrogen sulphide at 873 K (Table 4), the amount of sulphur adsorbed decreased significantly (S Rh ~ 1 1) and the degree of dissociation also decreased, but not by as much as found with platinum catalysts, where the H2 S ads) ratio decreased from 1 1 to 0.44 for Pt/alumina and 0.25 for Pt/silica [8].
On a further increase of the volume fraction of the viscous phase, phase inversion occurs when stirring but a striated structure continues to exist, i.e. there is no dramatic change of structure as found with aqueous/oil dispersions undergoing phase inversion.
When they had cleared the house they would call me in and I would photograph the grow rooms as found with plants, lights, power etc.
