Sentence examples for as noted in our article from inspiring English sources

As noted in our article (Sathyanarayana et al. 2011), we did not try to establish cause and effect with this single case study and cautioned against doing so.

As noted in our article (Bell et al. 2007), births with gestational length of 32 36 weeks accounted for 6.7% of the original observations.

The hyperarousal of the sensitive group is of interest in its own right, as noted in our article (Eltiti et al. 2007).

As noted in our article (Řeřicha et al. 2006), studies relying on vital statistics underestimate the incidence of cancers such as chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), which are not rapidly fatal or systematically diagnosed.

As noted in our earlier article on the Caregiver Report Version, 9 validating the HABC Monitor in other settings is a reasonable next step for both the Self-Report and Caregiver Report Versions.

As we noted in our article, at the Founding, Fourth Amendment protection was keyed off of positive law rights.

As we noted in our article (Garshick et al. 2012), "this was likely due to bias caused by left truncation in a cohort composed of prevalent hires combined with a healthy worker survivor effect".

As detailed in the article, the average lead concentration of the cocoa bean nibs was among the lowest reported values for a natural food, whereas the lead concentrations of the cocoa products were up to over 300-fold higher; as we noted in our article (Rankin et al. 2005), those relatively high levels of lead have been acknowledged by the Cocoa Producers' Alliance (Lagos, Nigeria).

However, as we noted in our article, the back trajectories on the 14 days with unusually elevated Ni concentrations did not pass over any known industrial sources or large urban areas, but did pass over or near the distant point source of Ni at the INCO smelter in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

Therefore, as we noted in our article, "We cannot exclude the possibility that the cases described were infected by the same environmental source," and we only hypothesized that "the infant was infected by P. jirovecii through close contact with her grandparents".

As we note in our article (Gangwal et al. 2011) and as Oberdörster has further emphasized, there are significant uncertainties associated with our estimates of exposure and associated dosing concentrations.