Sentence examples for previously commented that from inspiring English sources

Fitch previously commented that failure to stabilise debt below 100% of GDP and place it on a firm downward path towards 90% of GDP over the medium term would likely trigger a rating downgrade.

In terms of parameters, we previously commented that the learning speed of the net is set to η = 2 and the regularization parameter λ relies on a hand tuning basis.

CPS CEO Jean-Claude Brizard previously commented that talk of a strike amidst ongoing negotiations crossed a line.

Hedges essentially restated comments made in October 1865 by acting Montana Territorial Governor Thomas Francis Meagher, who had previously commented that the region should be protected.

We previously commented that calcein release is primarily observed during irradiation of the photosensitizer and the generation of O2.

34 We previously commented that an ES above 0.5 was observed for SBP among other variables, while a small ES was found for DBP.

Nevertheless, in the previously mentioned EUVAS cohort, no ANCA-related dissimilarities in outcome were found and Flossmann et al. commented that previously reported differences in outcome could have been artifactual, caused by case-mix and underpowered adjustment for age and kidney damage [ 3].

The analysis of the participants' perceptions helped understand certain responses to the quantitative questionnaire that were previously commented in the Introduction (Table 2) and that would otherwise be difficult to explain.

Xaxis product development VP Christina Beaumier has previously commented on the barriers that stand in the way of programmatic TV.

Finally, as it has been previously commented, we cannot discard that differences in the LD pattern may mask the existence of common causal variants among populations.

As previously commented pathways are multifunctional entities that can trigger a range of different cell functions and it is often meaningless to talk about the activation of a pathway as a whole or relating its global activity to a disease.