Sentence examples for published in the previous study from inspiring English sources

The original framework published in the previous study [9] has basically applied MapReduce operations including mapper and reducer on a P2P network architecture.

The station-level trend for rainfall was not analysed, because this analysis for most of the stations in this study has been published in the previous study (Muluneh et al. 2017).

The similar method has been published in the previous study of the current authors [ 24].

Data not published in the previous study in relation to service provision for SPT is used in this study to contrast or support the CMC's comments.

The IC50 concentrations that were used as one of the treatment conditions in most of the experimental assays (Table  1) as well as the polyphenol contents of these extracts have been determined and published in the previous study [ 17].

We note that observations published in the previous study [ 30] regarding the putative identification of genes involved in DNA methylation systems of S. lividans have stimulated and informed further studies into this phenomenon [ 26].

Among the studies published in the previous five years, 13 studies targeted hand function, six studies targeted gross motor functions, and 11 studies targeted functional skills.

Both studies follow a similar protocol; the study published in the previous issue of Arthritis Research and Therapy used an Affymetrix microarray system [ 1], and an Australian study published online in Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases used an Illumina Chip [ 2].

See related research by Gonçalves et al., http://ccforum.com/content/16/2/R48 In a study published in the previous issue of Critical Care, Gonçalves and colleagues [ 1] observed a 33% reduction in re-intubation rate in the study group, due to effective management of bronchial secretions.

Also since many studies published in the previous century were reported in accredited but not indexed journals, we repeated this analysis for studies published after 1990 (when the Pubmed and WoS databases were more popular in dental literature).

In a study published in the previous issue of Critical Care, Khosravani and colleagues [ 1] further illustrated the independent association between mortality and blood lactate levels.