The phrase "as given before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to information or instructions that have already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The procedure for submitting your application is as given before, so please follow those steps carefully."
Alternatives: "as previously stated" or "as mentioned earlier".
When AS is given before AJ (Figure 2, panel i), the resource limitation model seems to better describe the switch from AS to AJ parasite dominance.
Can we as individual programs focus on giving before getting instead of getting before giving?
People growing up treating the internet as a given before they're old enough to have a bank account are often less likely to realise that fraudsters are targeting them through pop-ups or other scams.
Not a bad joke, considering Solbakken's dismissal was widely seen as a given before the club asked journalists to attend an extraordinary press-conference on Sunday afternoon, perfectly timed to work as a nice double-beheader in conjunction with the Dutt goodbye.
It was eventually taken as a given: before the end of each co-op day, Danny and Denny would cry, sometimes for no reason at all.
Empiric antibiotic treatment was defined as treatment given before the pathogen was known.
Patients treated with basal-bolus therapy were started at a total daily dose (TDD) of 0.5 units/kg divided half as insulin glargine once daily and the other half as insulin glulisine given before meals.
As shown by the rules given before as an example, a decreased platelet ATP level phenotype (MP 0009448) would be associated with an increased bleeding time phenotypes (MP 0005606) and a decreased platelet serotonin level (MP 0004725).
As TMZ is given before irinotecan to neuroblastoma patients, we examined whether administration of TMZ 3 h before SN-38 exposure would result in higher cytotoxicity in representative neuroblastoma cell lines: CHLA-15, SMS-KCNR and CHLA-90.
