Sentence examples for mentioned by previous from inspiring English sources

As have been mentioned by previous researchers.

Here, just above the "Top Reviews," you'll notice colorful buttons that highlight the words that have been mentioned by previous buyers in their reviews.

Factors such as lack of financial resources (Van Auken & Manning [1993]; Everet and Watson [1998]; Ooghe and De Prijcker [2008]; Bosma et al. [2009]; Liao et al. [2008]; Wu [2010]), inadequate economic circumstances (Berryman [1983]; Burns [2001]; Liao [2004]; Ooghe & De Prijcker [2008]), and government policies (FEE [2004]; Oparanma et al. [2010]) have been mentioned by previous studies.

Then there is the issue of the push system, as mentioned by previous speakers, and the question of people's rights to appeal in the event of the misuse of their personal data.

As mentioned by previous authors, visual estimation gives the observer the freedom to take decreasing luminal attenuation or calcifications into account when estimating the degree of a stenosis [ 23– 25].

limera1n is little more than a raindrop on a website; it was never mentioned by me previous to this post.

Environmental concerns are ranked 8th and are mentioned by most of previous research on RL implementation.

Psychiatric disturbances have been mentioned by almost all previous studies of CADASIL, but most of these reports have only addressed the presence of psychiatric disorders among the symptoms of the disease and have not focused specifically on the psychiatric aspects of CADASIL [ 5].

This finding may also reflect the belief that planned meetings and access to multiple providers are easier in the public sector than in the private sector, observations that were mentioned by participants in our previous qualitative study.

The six previous violations mentioned by the IAAF involved Russia's Tatyana Kotova and Olga Kuzenkova as well as a quartet from Belarus, Andrei Mikhnevich, Ivan Tsikhan, Vadim Devyatovskiy and Nadzeya Ostapchuk, all banned two years ago.

The frequency of features mentioned by interviewees is similar to previous survey data (Foote et al. 2014).