The phrase “as mentioned in the discussion” is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a topic or point that has just been discussed, either in writing or in conversation. For example: “As mentioned in the discussion, milk must be kept refrigerated to keep it fresh.”.
3) As mentioned in the Discussion, point 4, Reinish et al. determined a second crystal form (with an additional mutation in complexin, F34M, in addition to the "superclamp" mutations in the accessory helix) where the accessory helix interacts in two different registers.
It was assumed also that the target-auxiliary variable relationship was homoscedastic as mentioned in the discussion following Eqs.
Thirdly, as mentioned in the discussion in literature review, it is widely believed in the academia that the degree of marketization has an influence on the market effect of social capital.
Due to inadequate and disputable data, the involvement of aluminum in breast cancer and the development of Alzheimer's disease as mentioned in the discussion can neither be explicitly substantiated or negated.
That is, the slow slip events of this study are changing the stress state in favor of the occurrence of Nankai and Hyuga-nada earthquakes as mentioned in the discussion, whose probability is high considering the time since the last earthquakes.
As mentioned in the Discussion, a limitation of this work is the excitatory-only scheme.
Following the hypothesis presented in Selley [ 51], this would inhibit PEMT as mentioned in the previous discussion.
As mentioned in the above discussion of class switch recombination, AID can convert C to U or methyl C or T at any region of ssDNA.
As mentioned in the introduction, discussions on the potential value of biotechnology for food security and hunger in developing countries can be quite polarised.
The values are reported as mentioned in the group discussions We also carried out in-depth interviews with international development partners and national level government officers who identified health workers as the main actors in priority setting and we therefore let this group form the biggest proportion of our survey respondents.
We did not see colabeling of pimonidzole with Ki67 (as was mentioned in the Discussion).
