The phrase "as previously evidenced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to earlier information or proof that has been presented in a discussion or document.
Example: "As previously evidenced in our last report, the data shows a significant increase in sales over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "as previously demonstrated" or "as shown earlier".
This behavior can be expected considering the chemical-physical properties of the elements and the granulometric size (<2.5 μm), as previously evidenced in previous papers [7, 9].
The anxiolytic-like effects of the aqueous extract could be explained by the presence of apigenin in large amounts, as previously evidenced by HPLC analysis [ 16].
This is in good agreement with the higher activity of acetyl-CoA carboxylase, as previously evidenced [ 30], although no differences in fatty acid synthase activity could be found between the two lines [ 30].
If the overexpressed miRNAs directly target the core factors, these miRNAs would likely repress the core factors as previously evidenced [ 31], leading to down-regulations of these core factors.
To which extent these age-structured seroprevalence data are affected by a decline in HEV antibody titers over time which could lead to an underestimation of the frequency of HEV exposure as previously evidenced remains to be investigated.
Overall, M1 cells grown in β-myrcene, apparently, leads to a reorganization of membrane structure and functions, most probably to cope with the highly hydrophobic character of β-myrcene and eventual generation of β-myrcene-derived toxic intermediates, as previously evidenced (Santos and Sá-Correia 2009).
As previously, evidence for the addition of this pigment to modify the hue of the lake pigment can be observed by comparison of the VIL and VIVL images (Fig. 10), where the luminescence in both images is observed to overlap in the area of purple drapery where this sample was taken.
3. The last assumption is motivated by the fact that our laboratory experiments conducted at low doses of UV irradiation show the switch-off of PCNA ubiquitylation signal (see, e.g., the western blots in Figure 2A and Figure 3A), as also previously evidenced in [ 27].
As mentioned previously, evidence exists that supports material-specific memory.
As mentioned previously, evidence points to glycosylation of cytoskeletal proteins and oxidative damage of spectrin [ 47].
There is however, as described previously, evidence of a diverging effect of higher enrolment in formal childcare on fertility intentions for mothers with one child who experience high levels of job strain (see Fig. 1, right panel).
