The phrase "as previously published in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a source or document that has been published before, indicating where the information can be found.
Example: "The findings of this study were as previously published in the Journal of Medical Research."
Alternatives: "as earlier published in" or "as noted in prior publications".
Expected EELV on zero end-expiratory pressure was deemed as 33 mL · kg-1 body weight as previously published in normal anesthetized pigs [7].
As previously published in upliftt.com.
As previously published in TheVJ.com.
This is also the first analysis of a complete genetic knockout of two catalytic PGRPs in Drosophila, as previously published in vivo studies of PGRP-LB and PGRP-SC1/2 have relied either on RNA interference or on uncharacterized mutations [8], [9], [33].
We analyzed the linkage data both collectively (as previously published in [17]) and familywise and it became clear to us from this analysis, where we demonstrate linkage to five different chromosomal regions, that GERD is a disease with many different genetic predispositions.
The molecular analyses were done as previously published in detail [ 2].
Real time RT-PCR was conducted on DRG and SC as per previously published in-house methods [ 26, 27].
The SNP genotyping data used in this study is the same as that previously published in [ 40].
To increase this quality we would need randomized controlled trials (RCTs): nevertheless, RCTs either the last one by Weinstein [ 1], as the previously published, in the Netherlands [ 4- 6], and in the US [ 7] failed, and had to be changed to observational [ 8], due to the difficulty in recruiting patients.
As previously published and in our system, MEKK1 was expressed diffusely through the cytosol and in small punctuate structures [21].
These new data obtained from GH-deficient Ames dwarf mice as well as previously published findings in GH-resistant Laron dwarf mice suggest that the impact of reduced somatotropic axis activity on insulin signaling and inflammation importantly contributes to delayed aging and extended healthspan and longevity of these remarkably long-lived mutants (Fig. 5).
