The phrase "as indicated between" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something specified in a range or context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results were as indicated between the two studies, showing a significant difference."
Alternatives: "as shown in" or "as noted between".
The Mann–Whitney U tests (Table 6) were performed to evaluate the significance of discriminations between disease classes, as indicated, and between active systemic disease (ND/SAF) and contrasting AF, QOM, RD, and HC samples respectively.
As indicated, interactions between genetic variants and environmental risk factors may also determine the risk of obesity and diabetes in childhood and adult life.
As indicated above, between 24 and 48 hours post-infection we observed a 112 ± 35 fold increase in the size of the minichromosome pool.
These analogs revealed the role of the β-subunit of FTase and GGTase-I in the recognition and binding of isoprenoid substrates, as well as indicated differences between active site architecture of mammalian and yeast FTases.
28 When multiple retinal photographs of each eye were used to diagnose retinopathy, the association between FPG and retinopathy was much weaker as indicated by AROCs between 0.56 0.61, and no sharp threshold could be observed anymore.
As indicated by the low between-classroom effects, the average value of students' self-assessments was similar in most of the classes that featured in my study.
Good convergent and discriminant validity was apparent in SZ and BD groups, as indicated by relationships between the BNSS and other clinical rating scales.
As indicated from comparison between Fig. 8c and Fig. 8a, the uncertainty values are high in areas with low values of Belief.
All three variables showed moderate tracking, as indicated by correlations between their baseline and follow-up levels (sedentary: 0.49; MVPA: 0.51; television: 0.68) [ 32].
