Sentence examples for as pointed out in the introduction from inspiring English sources

A main reason for the accelerated use of cobalt could be its increasing application in new technologies, as pointed out in the introduction.

This differs from mouse IPSCs that, as pointed out in the Introduction, did not attain mESC telomere lengths until P30 [9].

However, as pointed out in the introduction, cytokinesis failure per se would not be sufficient to explain CIN, i.e. high chromosome mis-segregation rates.

With regard to the focus of interest as pointed out in the introduction, two SNPs reported to influence IL-12p40 and IFN-γ production were additionally included (table 2).

First, as pointed out in the introduction, Sogo and Osaka's data may underestimate or overestimate the degree of horizontal compression depending on the particular task strategy participants choose on any given trial – adjusting the length of the probe to the length of remembered figure or adjusting the length of the probe so that the probe matches the shape of the remembered figure.

As pointed out in the introduction, novices find it difficult to compose novel solutions when problem posing.

As we pointed out in the introduction, the graph-distance measure introduced in this paper can serve as a first step towards a structural interpretation of smFRET data.

But as Andrew pointed out in the introduction, there's a lot of chatter that Osborne could produce something unexpected..... Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) So what is Osborne's secret surprise?

As already pointed out in the introduction, activities to provide housing permeate through all economic sectors.

As already pointed out in the introduction, several mechanisms for self-organized public key management in MANETs have been proposed in the literature so far.

As we pointed out in the introduction, resilience is the capacity of a system to restore its properties of interest, lost after disturbances.