Sentence examples for reference to the previously from inspiring English sources
With a clear reference to the previously accident-prone Romain Grosjean, Massa said: "We saw that another driver had a lot of problems in the past and lost a race as a result of the accident he caused at Spa, but he learned.
To further validate the authenticity of the nORFs and their predicted organization in reference to the previously annotated genes, we carried out reverse transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR) to confirm the production of corresponding mRNA as previously described [29].
For quantitation, presence or absence of each lateral line neuromast was recorded with reference to the previously described pattern along the lateral side of the embryo (28).
Our objective was to describe new BAV isolates from China and to define the geographic distribution and the phylogenetic relationships of these isolates with reference to the previously described isolates.
Here we briefly describe the methods used throughout this work and refer to the previously mentioned references for a more detailed discussion.
In reference to the criteria previously established by our group, we first found the average relative S.D. (RSD) for quantitative measurements of M/L or H/L ratio was at 8.9% and then used three-fold RSD, which was approximately equal to 30% changes in the H2AX-bound abundances as the threshold.
Their GMC 4.5 years after vaccination did not show a statistically significant difference with reference to the concentrations of previously unvaccinated children (p = 0.75).
Temporal references included simple matches to keywords including "yesterday", "prior", "last time", as well as detection of phrases of word pairs indicating a time period ("days", months") matched with a reference to the past ("ago", "previously").
The risk of loss of landscape value is evaluated, with reference to the potential occurrence of the previously assessed hazards.
Sample size was determined with reference to the results of our previously published study [ 13].
With reference to the in-depth study previously noted in paragraph 136 above, the Conference desires such study should take account of arrangements in force, or under development, within the United Nations System, such as United Nations regionalization.
