"mentioned in this section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an earlier part of a piece of text or speech. For example: "The effects of global warming are discussed in the previous section. The precise methods of mitigating these effects were not mentioned in this section."
All primers mentioned in this section are listed in Supplementary Table 1.
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(b) Implements contaminated by contact with carcasses affected with any of the disease conditions mentioned in this section shall be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized as prescribed in part 308 of this subchapter.
It isn't as though these premises are never explored by other scientists -- all the ideas mentioned in this section are the subject of entire books that are frequently published in the popular literature (just one example that I've read recently is Michael Chwe's wonderful book, Jane Austen, Game Theorist).
The articles that we mentioned in this section are summarized in Table 1.
Results from the STEREO mission is also mentioned in this section.
Since there are several MapReduce-based clustering algorithms, we mention in this section only a few relevant works such as the PKMeans [5] algorithm.
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The fourth part includes the carrier frequency offset (CFO) estimation obtained by the JWLS estimator as mentioned in Section 2. This part is also responsible for the channel estimation and the demodulation and decoding of the received data.
Above mentioned clusters in this section have members which correspond to eukaryotic like protein kinase (epk) mentioned by Kannan et al [6].
These are chosen for simplicity though similar experimental result can be achieved for other mentioned protocols in this section.
