Sentence examples for described previously presented from inspiring English sources

In the "Orientation" task, the cue stimulus was always the grand average morph described previously, presented upright, unblurred and in full-color.

The first was a repetition of the LSV2 assembly described previously, presented in tandem with the results obtained using other assembly software applied to the same dataset.

General information links such as those described previously present a clear interest for users and offer the great advantage of not being related to news sites whose content changes at a fast pace.

As described previously, present immigration policy limits the number of visas issued per country to 7percentt of the worldwide allotment.

A summary of the main features of the works described previously is presented in Table 1.

We use the basket prices to estimate the model's parameters.25 We are mainly interested in estimating the proportion of consumers who search and calculating their search costs, that is, ({q_{k},c_{k}}_{k=1}^{n}). The estimation results, which are obtained using the ML procedure described previously, are presented in Table 5.

Results of the sequencing arms of the trial as described previously were recently presented [ 15], with a median follow-up of 71 months.

Since the relationship between NF-κB and STAT3 pathways in gastric cancer has not been described previously, the present study performed a large scale immunohistochemical analysis to investigate the correlation between NF-κB p65 (RelA) and phospho-Tyr705-STAT3 phospho-Tyr705-STAT3 phospho-Tyr705-STAT3MpSTAT3 255 surgically excised human gastric carcinora tissues.

The predicted TFBSs described previously are present in multiple copies within highly conserved regions across the Men locus and we suspected that TFs bound to these sites could regulate Men expression in cis, in addition to any role in trans-regulation.

Because this approach has been described previously [32], we present most of the details of the interactome generation in Methods S1.

It presents a declarative language for the definition of parameterized fragments and web pages, shows how fragments are stored, and describes how previously presented algorithms for propagating modifications of relations to web pages can be realized by database triggers.