Sentence examples for as previously applied from inspiring English sources
They were calcined at 450 550 °C as previously applied in the synthesis of amorphous AlPO4 catalysts.
Alternatively, one could consider a WKB approximation of solutions to the corresponding functional Fokker-Planck equation or master equation, as previously applied to reaction-diffusion systems [21, 24 27].
Tumor H1 exhibited atypical histological findings that are sometimes seen in malignant parathyroid tumours, but was without definite criteria of malignancy in agreement with the diagnosis atypical adenoma or equivocal carcinomas as previously applied [42].
Seasonality was captured by fitting the first two pairs of Fourier series terms (by including sinθ, cosθ, sin2θ and cos2θ as covariates in the regression model, where θ is the angle representing the position in the annual cycle corresponding to the middle of the month), as previously applied to other seasonal health indices [27].
For VPA, we used sublethal concentrations of 2 mM, as previously applied.
RNA for these experiments was obtained from identical stress conditions and growth phases as previously applied for deep sequencing.
Following CE and thorough rinsing of indigo carmine dye, we depressed the zoom lever as far as the previously applied white tape, and examined the lesion margin in its entirety using LM-NBI.
Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms the BFGS as well as other methods previously applied to these sequences, providing an effective modification that is capable of training recurrent networks of various architectures.
In order to make a fair comparison with the Chemlist dictionary, we applied the same filtering rules and manual check for highly frequent terms to the ChemSpider dictionary as were previously applied to the Chemlist dictionary.
We followed the same basic sample preparation protocols and sequencing approach (36-bp single-end reass) as was previously applied to the N2 MA lines (Denver et al. 2009).
Methods: The same spatiotemporal exposure estimation models, similar outcomes, and biennially updated covariates were used as those previously applied in the female Nurses Health Studyy cohort.
