Sentence examples for as noted in prior from inspiring English sources

The elastic properties appear to be non-linear; as noted in prior studies the observed tangent modulus decreases with increasing strain.

As noted in prior research [ 10, 49], mentoring supervision facilitates talent development.

As noted in prior studies, these social and environmental stressors can adversely impact the health and well-being of women.

Finally, as noted in prior studies, the prevalence of hypertension in this national sample of young adults is higher than in other nationally representative samples [ 31, 32].

As noted in prior surveys of vertebrate bile salts [ 2, 3, 5], bile salt profiles tend to be conserved within families and even within orders of animals, especially for reptiles and mammals.

This is consistent with the dynamic expression pattern of miRNAs during tooth formation across species, as noted in prior studies [ 8, 11, 21], indicating possible regulatory roles of miRNAs in the later stages (enamel organ maturation) of enamel development.

As noted in our prior client alert, in a VIE structure, the foreign investor does not directly own the licensed domestic operating company engaged in VAT services, but controls such company through contractual arrangements with PRC nominee shareholders.

This strain in public sentiment has its own manifestations on social media: as noted in a prior E-Note, when a government-backed "national dialogue" organization released an animated video calling on Saudis to reject ideologies of hate, it garnered 150,000 views in 48 hours.

As noted in a prior study, heavily sialylated glycans and polysialic acid N-glycans were observed in human serum with the SPIN-MS interface most of which were completely absent with a ESI-dual ion funnel interface.

As noted in our prior publication, each panel was comprised of 7 12 subject matter experts, including the chairperson, with each panel also having consumer reviewers (individuals that have experience directly with diseases relevant to the panel topic area).

As noted in the prior section, partially infectible individuals benefit from complete, permanent protection from paralysis; however, re-infection can occur and lead to different degrees of participation in poliovirus transmission (depending on their immunity state and extent of mucosal immunity waning).