The phrase "as such underlying" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The theory is complex, and as such underlying principles must be thoroughly understood."
Alternatives: "therefore fundamental" or "consequently basic".
Acetylation of α-tubulin is a post-translational modification of microtubules that serves as a recognition signal for the anchoring of molecular motors and, as such, underlies the transport of various proteins or organelles in neurons.
"As such, the underlying growth rates of both imports and exports ought to moderate in coming months".
It is important to make clear that whilst this composite Hurst exponent changes value for each element, the dimension-specific Hurst exponents do not and, as such, the underlying autocorrelative properties of the generated landscape do not change with the dimensional coordinates.
As such, the underlying molecular cause remains to be discovered in a substantial fraction of ET cases.
Due to aging-induced structural and functional tissue alterations as well as underlying diseases such as diabetes and arterial hypertension, the incidence of CKD will dramatically increase in the future [ 2, 3].
As such, they underlie the cell membrane conductance of Ca2+, K+, and Cl- (in the case of the GABA receptor) ions and directly propagate, inhibit or modify electric signals [ 62- 64].
As soon as additional stimuli supervene (such as underlying IAH-inducing diseases), these devastating processes potentially become aggravated and even accelerated.
The development of GDM might reflect an impaired capacity to handle such metabolic challenges, such as underlying β-cell dysfunction (32).
This was conducted across physical, observable characteristics, but included physical unobservable (such as underlying health status) and non physical (such as emotional care) dimensions.
Differences in social structure emerge from ultimate and proximate factors, such as underlying ecological pressures and physiological properties such as morphology and hormonal constitution (Whitehead 1997; Goodson et al. 2012).
