The phrase "as outlined in the introduction a" is not correct in written English due to the abrupt truncation at the end.
It can be used when referring to information that has been previously mentioned in an introduction, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The main arguments will be discussed in detail, as outlined in the introduction."
Alternatives: "as detailed in the introduction" or "as described in the introduction".
As outlined in the Introduction, a general criterion for parameter identifiability has been set out by Jacquez and Perry [4].
To try to improve the rate of homologous recombination as outlined in the Introduction, a cell line transformed with the vector (Fig 1B) was isolated (Fig 1C).
As outlined in the Introduction, a shift of TBE foci toward higher latitude and altitude in connection with the general warming of the European climate has been forecasted by several authors [24], [51], [52]; however, our results showed no correlation between the heterogeneous emergence of TBE in north-eastern Italy and changes in a series of climatic variables from 1950 to 2006 (Fig. 4).
87 As outlined in the introduction, a counter hypothesis supported by several groups is that LP status evolved in conjunction with pastoralism and herding (the gene-culture coevolution hypothesis).
As outlined in the introduction, there is an ongoing debate on how far neglect-related deficits in neglect may result from reduced working memory capacity (e.g., [ 23]).
As outlined in the Introduction, and also in a recent review [3], studies in animals provide a very consistent view that failing hearts have reduced fatty acid uptake whereas the few studies in humans are largely conflicting.
As outlined in the introduction, Greene [ 5] found a decline of recognition as a function of T3, with the rate of decline being a function of the level of ambient illumination.
As outlined in the Introduction, our work replicates and extends a previous study by van Uden and colleagues [28].
In taking this continuum approach as outlined in the Introduction, we hope to contribute to an interweave between the experimental psychopathology and the broader literature on personality.
As outlined in the Introduction, seriously and terminally ill patients may reap a number of benefits by the hospice program.
As outlined in the Introduction, the comparison of multiple DSBR pathways at a single locus is preferable to the comparison of single pathways at multiple loci.
