Sentence examples for data previously discussed from inspiring English sources

The one series that deviates from the data previously discussed with regard to Fig. 2b consists of the SM/FS-C8 nanocomposites.

Together with the data previously discussed, the results obtained from flx MABs and flx muscles suggest a potential, yet incomplete, model of the basal role of Notch on MAB engraftment and differentiation in vivo.

The overall vector performances are consistent with all raw ASM vector data characteristics previously discussed.

The task of useful integration and compendium development is complicated by the dimensionality and diversity of proteomic data as previously discussed, which is a more tractable problem in the DNA microarray domain.

To assist investigators who are contemplating a paired availability design, we provide an expanded list of requirements for valid inference as well as a simpler method of data analysis than previously discussed in the literature.

For all queries of the data set, the correlation between composite array data and qPCR data was very similar to the correlation of individual array data and qPCR data and all trends previously discussed were maintained (Fig. 5).

In many ways, CFOs are drowning in data but starving for information, as I previously discussed with IMA's Executive-in-Residence Gary Cokins.

We have previously discussed data indicating that many of such elements are known to be occupied by endogenous Hairy.

Based on previously discussed data, it is clear that reactive oxygen species (ROS) are heavily implicated in the pathophysiology of NTDT.

In line with the previously discussed data, we found that hs-CRP is a useful biomarker of inflammation in this context as, despite not being elevated in all patients at baseline, it did rapidly and significantly decrease in both axial and peripheral SpA treated with either infliximab or etanercept.

Co-occurrence data, as required by some previously discussed methods, is also very application-specific and it may be difficult to obtain or source for certain applications.