The phrase "as previously applied in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method, principle, or concept that has been used in a prior context or example.
Example: "The findings of this study are consistent with the theories as previously applied in earlier research."
Alternatives: "as earlier demonstrated in" or "as previously utilized in".
They were calcined at 450 550 °C as previously applied in the synthesis of amorphous AlPO4 catalysts.
Seismic moment release was estimated using empirical relationships between ML, mb and Mo (e.g. Kanamori, 1977; Scordilis 2006) as previously applied in a study of Dallol volcano (Nobile et al. 2012).
Phylogenetic analysis of the 38 identified fungal haplotypes produced seven distinct cultivar clades when using a 95% maximum-likelihood posterior probability similarity cut-off (labelled A-G; Figure 1) as previously applied in a similar analysis of cultivars of North American Trachymyrmex by Mikheyev et al. [ 32].
The median level of normal MAP-tau expression as previously applied in the Yale University cohort was used to differentiate high from low expressers, and we observed 32% (35 cases) expressing high MAP-tau compared with 68% (73 cases) showing low expression in TAX 307S (Table 5).
The BP-86 functional has been successfully used on thiolated-metal NC systems48,68 and the R=methyl group substitution has had little impact on RS Au bond strength as has been previously applied in computational NC structural determinations20,47,48.
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.
The functioning of the text-mining modules of DES is based on similar concepts as described in [19]and [20], and has been previously applied in the creation of a DDESC database of sodium channels [21] and for parts of the DDOC database [22] and DDEC databases of esophageal cancer [23].
The method is based on a procedure known as dual lifetime referencing (DLR) [ 17, 18], previously applied in the development of optochemical sensors for pH, oxygen, chloride, copper and ammonia [ 16- 20].
Therefore, we utilized bioluminescence imaging of neutrophil MPO levels to non-invasively and longitudinally quantify neutrophil presence in the skin, as previously applied to irradiated skin by Janko et al. [ 44]. 72 h after irradiation, VT-treated animals exhibited decreased MPO signal (6.4-fold less than the PBS group, *P = 0.043).
As we show here for mouse liver, the increase in experimental detail as compared to previously applied microarrays is dramatic.
In silico PCR as described previously was applied in this study to make sure the primers were targeted to the correct loci prior to the actual PCR.
