Sentence examples for in our foregoing study from inspiring English sources

The time of observation (day 7) was determined according to the results in our foregoing study [ 8].

Secondly, we performed PCR analyses concerning only type-2 collagen and aggrecan in the cultured ATDC5 cells, because the over-expression of these mRNAs were accompanied by over-expression of type-2 collagen and aggrecan molecules in the same culture system used in our foregoing study [ 8].

Our foregoing study suggested that aging goes with a decrease in variability between individuals [ 10] while the present study suggests that both decrease and increase in variation between individuals can occur depending on the tissue and probe used.

In the foregoing studies, liberal RBC transfusion thresholds were similar to our restrictive threshold.

It is commonly accepted in the foregoing studies that a magnetic cloud (MC) is involved which originated from a coronal mass ejection (CME) on 15 March 2015 from AR 12297 and arrived at 1 AU on 17 March.

While there are only a few studies looking at determinants and barriers for screening as indicated in the foregoing, studies to assess determinants and barriers for GDM treatment are more extensive.

In foregoing studies, it has been shown that also catecholamines influence VEGF levels by inducing VEGF expression [31].

Only one foregoing study has used such a setup to explore whether connectivity deficits are related to deficient plasticity of intra- and inter-hemispheric connectivities in schizophrenia patients.

Yet in both of the foregoing studies, the CO values were roughly estimated at only 50%% of the value in the healthy children investigated by Salim et al. (5.2 ± 1.4 L/min/m2).

In contrast to the foregoing studies, some findings indicate that women can be negatively affected by social participation.

In contrast to the foregoing studies which examined the health impact of living arrangement on potential care-givers [ 14- 16], almost no study has examined the effects of different types of care-giving arrangements on the health of the care recipients.