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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as pointed above" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "as pointed out above." You can use it when referring to information or details that have been mentioned earlier in the text
Example: "The results of the study, as pointed out above, indicate a significant correlation between the variables."
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Despite the many useful features of the cortical box method as pointed above, caution is required when interpreting the data, because it does not offer information on the expression at the cellular resolution level.
Total evidence analysis, where fossils are placed as terminal taxa in the dating analysis using both molecular and morphological data matrix, could help in exploring the robustness of fossil placement [ 85], but as pointed above, the lack of characters in the Solanaceae seed fossils does not currently permit such analyses.
As pointed above, mOSAIC has prove its utility for several scientific applications with different requirements.
As pointed above, I do not have the required details for a deeper evaluation of the method.
As pointed above, reduction of protein net charge results in molecules attraction, and at csurf: cBSA = 8.3, a significant growth of BSA Rg was observed.
As pointed above, the increased fatty acid metabolism may reflect the digestion of symbiont membranes that were shown to accumulate as lamellar bodies during symbiont recycling [ 13].
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More importantly, as pointed about above, exponential divergence is neither necessary nor sufficient to characterize a system as chaotic, and neither is algorithmic complexity.
This is as pointed as she gets.
These young performers may never receive praise quite as pointed as that.
Humour does belong in music, as long as it's as pointed as this band.
Their revised graph was simply showing the theoretical relationship between charge and pulse duration (which is trivial, because charge is the product of current amplitude and pulse duration as pointed out above), but was not experimentally assessed.
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