Sentence examples for as reviewed in the previous from inspiring English sources
Thus, other analytic methods have also been used in sediment NOM characterization as reviewed in the previous review [19, 33].
As reviewed in the previous two sections, existing financial network research that adopt economic perspective often focused on studying systemic risk using two main modeling and analysis approaches: econometric-based and topology-based.
As reviewed in the previous section, we observed ant motion atop rafts of ants.
As reviewed in the previous section, modifying negative interpretation bias reduces negative intrusive thoughts (Hirsch et al., 2009).
The evidence, as reviewed in the previous and subsequent sections herein, can be separated into the following main categories: Experimental evidence implicating TNF in stroke pathophysiology was published in 1994, and has continued through the present [ 80– 80].
As reviewed in the previous sections, several NGS-based approaches are available to study the molecular bases of human diseases at DNA (and also at RNA) level and are now routinely used in clinical diagnostics [ 7, 110].
As reviewed in the introduction, previous studies have shown that disparities between a cell's transcriptome and proteome are the norm rather than the exception.
The choice of variables was based on previous literature, as reviewed in the introduction, with 3 further variables (risk of unintentional harm to self, for example through self neglect or incautious behaviour, risk from others and which crisis team was providing the service) chosen on clinical grounds as potentially important but not investigated in previous studies.
As briefly reviewed in the previous section, the proposed MSBTD algorithm is based on a customized scanning pattern, in which, a minority number of B-scans are captured at higher SNR compared to others.
As part of this trend, the studies reviewed in the previous section, although still limited, have revealed a rather complex picture of how ubiquitination and phosphorylation interplay to regulate signal transduction pathways such as the EGFR.
As reviewed in previous sections, the actions of extractive companies within the health sector (under a CSR agenda) do not have health improvement or maintenance as their primary intent, but instead operational objectives linked to corporate interests, such as the social license to operate.
