Sentence examples for as noted in point from inspiring English sources

(2a) As noted in point 1, the normal fate of most dietary proteins is digestion into peptides and amino acids that are subsequently absorbed into the body (Caspary, 1992 ).

Reviewer 1 felt that this aspect should be given less emphasis and we have changed the presentation of the data as directed (see response to point 7 above) We now show strikingly reduced protein levels after Neurod6-Cre mediated recombination for all of signaling mediators studied (new Figure 6 and figure supplement 1) as noted in point 6 above.

Finally, we fully agree on discrepancies between published studies investigating the serum adiponectin level in RA as noted in the fifth point by Toussirot [ 1].

As noted in response to point 2 of Reviewer 1 above, in the post-scan debriefing session we asked participants what they had been thinking throughout the navigation movies and how they approached learning the layout of the environment.

Although Ewing continues to make leaps toward his rebirth as a dominating center -- as noted in his 25-point, 14-rebound effort against the Heat -- he is not accustomed to playing a lot every night.

As noted in the second major point identified in the cover letter from the editors, we have toned-down our claims by highlighting the possibility that alterations in DNA content variation and increased APP copy number may not be a cause of sporadic AD.

As noted in Section 2, the points system used to determine eligibility for a GSM visa was rebalanced in favour of English language skills and relevant labour market experience at the relative expense of higher education qualifications (from an Australian institution).

Related to this point, as noted in the main text, a low-pass filter was used to remove signal beyond 6 Å resolution in the cryo-EM map, in order to reduce the level of contaminating noise prior to generating the EM steering potential.

Ovarian cancer cells in 24-well culture plates were treated with or without G-1 at the indicated concentrations for designated time points as noted in the figure legends.

As noted in [ 16] and pointed out in [ 17], this interpretation is problematic since it corresponds to a hazard for an improper random variable, as those individuals who experience an event other than j will have a 0 → j transition time of ∞.

For example, increases in the Healthy Eating Index of 2 points as noted in the mothers and daughters on the INDIVIDUAL arm are considered slightly above a "small effect," whereas improvements of roughly 5 points, as noted among TEAM mothers and daughters, are considered significant.