Sentence examples for by the previous observation from inspiring English sources
This is supported by the previous observation in Figure 4 where the effect of the strain is infinitesimal at low η.
If S is any subset of E 0, then S ¯ denotes the smallest hereditary saturated subset of E 0 which contains S ; S ¯ is called the hereditary saturated closure of S. (Such exists by the previous observation).
Being led by the previous observation of bacterial growth and survival in the fresh-cut tomato, carrot, lettuce and cucumber, current investigation further attempted to emphasize on the growth and consequent endurance of the pathogenic bacteria within chili (Capsicum frutescens), onion (Allium cepa), capsicum (Capsicum annuum) and coriander (Coriander sativum) collected from local markets.
The decreased activity in these aged rats may be normal and partially explained by the previous observation that aged males greater than 6 months develop various diseases such as prostate disease, kidney disease, immune abnormalities and tumor development [7].
These results are supported by the previous observation that cortical hyperexcitability precedes the development of clinical symptoms in pre-symptomatic carriers of a SOD1 mutation [32], thereby suggesting that the early abnormalities in ALS occur within the corticomotorneurons, with anterograde excitotoxicity (often referred to as 'dying forward').
This notion is supported by the previous observation that expression of the sigB gene increased after supplying a number of environmental stress conditions to C. glutamicum cultures.
Hence, the information carried by the previous observations becomes successively part of the a priori knowledge during the estimation process.
This hypothesis is supported by the previous observations of billows in the Na lidar data over Arecibo that were seen for at least 3 h of observing period (Sarkhel et al. 2012b).
The SiA thus derived by the two different methods as above is also supported by the previous observations with neutron monitors and ion-chambers shown in Figs. 6 and 9(b) and also by the observations (1983 1993) at Mawson (68°S, 63°E) with the telescope pointing in the same direction as the Hobart telescope (43°S), which showed the same sidereal diurnal vector as Hobart (Jacklyn, 2000).
