Sentence examples for mentioned above again from inspiring English sources

Next, the fast motion estimation (FME) algorithm in JM10.2 software is chosen to combine with the proposed algorithm and implement simulations mentioned above again.

The three features mentioned above again show significance in the model.

In these instances, environmental factors (such as those mentioned above) again become the chief control in determining whether windthrow occurs, and not surface area.

Between generations 14 and 40, Ln RH ratios for the AR populations were similar to those mentioned above, again with only locus dsub14 significantly differing from all other loci (post hoc Scheffé test; p < 0.05 for all comparisons).

With the Voetius controversy seemingly behind him (though, as mentioned above, it would again raise its head and climax five years down the road), Descartes and Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia began to correspond.

Based on the results mentioned above, it confirms again that the fatigue formula used in this study is a good one, which provides the possibility and the basis to predict the P S N curves and the probability distribution of fatigue life of 45 steel notched elements under VAL from tensile properties.

Second, changes in ion levels often accompany transitions between growth and survival conditions (as mentioned above) and, here again, there is a clear role early in evolution for PHB at the heart of channels and pumps.

As mentioned above, candidate numbers are again not the only driver of performance.

In the analysis that focused only on the smoking-related cancers mentioned above, significant differences were again found in smoking history (male: χ = 0.284, P = 0.5942; female: χ = 4.483, P = 0.0342) and age (male: U = 28071.000, P = 0.0244; female: U = 8682.000, P = 0.6950) between the cancer and control subjects.

The list of registries mentioned above (available here once again) is good for finding smaller, more specialized breed registries.

Then, samples were extracted again as mentioned above (acidic extracts).