Sentence examples for formerly observed from inspiring English sources

This study investigated if formerly observed effects of homeopathically potentised gibberellic acid (GA3) on growth of duckweed (Lemna gibba L). were reproducible.

Chromatographic comparison studies lead to the conclusion that the currently studied antibodies also produce monocyclic products from the two substrates as has been formerly observed with a squalene-derived substrate.

Moreover, the formerly observed LacCer production increase was also blocked when lactose was present in the medium.

Here we re-evaluate a mathematical model used previously to study persistence of cross-feeding and conclude that the maintenance of cross-feeding interactions could be favoured for a larger parameter ranges than formerly observed.

10 21 The background ambiguity of these mice leaves open the possibility that formerly observed differences in α-defensin expression may be due to variations in mouse strain between experimental groups, as opposed to a true effect of Nod2 deficiency.

In a 2008 interview with the Climate Group, a spokesperson for BT (formerly British Telecom) observed that it had signed the world's largest electricity contract in 2004, locking in pre-spike energy prices, and had subsequently launched a number of efficiency-improvement programs.

Having spoken at some length to Yusuf Islam, formerly Cat Stevens, and observed the way that his public conversion to Islam precipitated a deluge of questions designed to entrap him – questions concerning the actions, however appalling, of anyone claiming, however tenuously, a connection with the Islamic faith – I tell Galloway I think I can take a guess at his motives for ambivalence here.

About 7% (5.87% to 8.07%) of HIV infection was observed in formerly married adults.

Previous studies have differed in the extent to which low memory specificity has been observed in formerly depressed patients.

Cities like Gdansk and Bucharest also offer something you won't find in France or Italy: the opportunity to observe formerly Communist countries dealing with the legacy of the past and the promise of the future.

This all makes sense once you realize that swine flu isn't some sort of alien from outer space as we've been led to believe, but rather "the same subtype as seasonal A/H1N1 that has been circulating since 1977," as the BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) observes.