The phrase "as noted studies" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "As noted studies indicate a correlation between diet and health, we should consider these findings in our recommendations."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in studies" or "as highlighted by research".
51 However, as noted, studies suggest a null or negative association between alcohol consumption and malignant brain tumors.
6, 36 As noted, studies have reported that this is not always straightforward, with doctors sometimes reluctant to make a referral to memory services for various reasons.
However, as noted, studies investigating the source of CysLTs in AERD have suggested that eosinophils are likely the more important cell type overexpressing LTC4S.
These blood samples were obtained from the 30 ESCC cases evaluated in the present study plus 69 healthy controls (age-, sex-, and region-matched to cases) who were all part of a larger case-control study of upper gastrointestinal cancers conducted in Shanxi Province (as noted above).
Moreover, several studies have shown that competition generates negative frequency-dependence among different resource-use phenotypes [ 31, 41- 44], which (as noted above) is a hallmark of competitively mediated disruptive selection [ 38].
None of the noted studies even alluded to language assessment.
Chile runs from October 2006, Colombia (as noted above) from May 2006, Mexico from January 2006 and Peru from May 2006.
These adverse events were assessed as study drug related in 3 of 6 ALT-836-treated patients and in both of the placebo treated patients, one of which (as noted above) experienced anemia as a serious adverse event.
Among the T-cell lymphomas, the greatest risk elevation was for hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma (SIR=100, as noted above).
His writings on Indian law include a noted study on constitutional precedents as well as articles on human rights in India.
Possible reasons for the instability experienced with the screw-fixated HA tibial components as noted in other studies might be screw osteolysis (Peters et al. 1992, Gejo et al. 2002) from wear debris generated through movement of the tibial insert within the metal-backed tibial component and/or wear debris generated from micromotion at; the screw head/tibial baseplate interface.
