Sentence examples for previously therefore from inspiring English sources

The biotic composition of several areas was significantly different from the EUNIS habitat classes described previously; therefore, we propose a total of 13 new classes.

As indicated previously, therefore, catch rates in the research gill nets do not necessarily reflect those of the commercial fishery.

Please note that data concerning SLPI expression in these cohorts were published previously; therefore these data are not shown in detail in this study [ 20].

We have previously therefore suggested that the effects of gastrin on apoptosis may be cell type specific and may actually differ between transformed and untransformed cell types (30).

6– 8 Although this is a two-step procedure, it allows for more precise control over particle size and metal ratios than the impregnation method described previously, therefore enabling catalyst structure activity relationships or catalyst-support interactions to be identified.

We used data from all ESCAPE cohorts where BP data were available and of satisfactory quality, regardless of whether any effects of air pollution on BP had been investigated or shown in these cohorts previously, therefore diminishing the probability of publication bias.

We would need to use the frozen sperm banked a few months previously, and therefore have IVF treatment.

HydA1 and CpI proteins were expressed in absence of maturases HydE, -F, and -G52 as described previously and therefore lack the catalytically essential [2Fe]H sub-cluster in the original state after purification.

The number of basis functions becomes very high, as described previously; we therefore reduce their number while retaining the model performance as described below.

Its leader David Parker said: "The initiative brings together a smaller number of councils than previously and therefore I am hopeful that we will be able to deliver something significant from this new initiative.

Sometimes that happens just by a combination of people crossing disciplines and bringing new ideas together; sometimes just through luck; sometimes through a special motivation that caused people to focus on some problem; sometimes by people focusing on a new problem that was deemed too difficult previously and therefore didn't attract attention. .