Sentence examples for notion above from inspiring English sources

Note that the notion above was independently introduced in [15], as well.

In line with the notion above on the predominance of NHEJ in repairing I -SceI -induced DSBs, XRCC4 /− cells showed highly elevated levels of HR, with about 25% of total cell population being GFP-positive 48 h after I -SceI induction as compared to about 5% in WT cells (Fig. 2C).

BDNF induces phosphorylation of TrkB in a dose-dependent manner in SH-SY5Y/TrkB cells, while the phosphorylated TrkB was significantly decreased by the addition of compound G in the concentration of 100  μmol/L (Fig. 4D), also supporting the notion above.

In agreement with this notion, above a threshold plasma concentration of ∼20 µM, nitrate mediated a suppression of hepatic Epo expression with a concomitant fall in HIF1 target expression, suggesting increased hepatic pO2, either due to a suppression of tissue oxygen demand, perhaps via mitochondrial action (17), or an improvement in oxygen delivery (16).

The definitions of all the notions described above are given in the section 'Preliminaries'Preliminaries

Characterizing these fundamental notions as "above forms", Zhu insisted that people needed to comprehend them in light of their manifestations in perceived phenomena "within forms".

The two notions introduced above are both widely seen as desirable educational goals, and often interpreted as interdependent or even mutually indispensable attributes.

The top-down approach advocated by Sowa (Sowa 1995): the general notions defined above are specialized to obtain the desired level of detail.

As in all the best examples of the genre, on the rare occasions a contributor does get notions above their station they are unceremoniously mocked and torn to shreds.

With more dubious wisdom, Ms. Gheorghiu once refused to manage a phrase of Verdi's as Georg Solti gently insisted, setting her own naive, literalistic notions above the experience and expertise of his long lifetime.

Call the Midwife is as brutal as Mad Men in its way, and as shocking about recent history: what happened to babies born with complications 60 years ago, and to women with notions above their station.