Sentence examples for that were previously described from inspiring English sources

The flipping and flattening cross-over mechanisms, that were previously described in the literature, are considered in the experimental validation of the numerical models.

Our results indicate a substantial probability of linkage to chromosome 1, which had been previously overlooked; our findings also provide a further characterization of the possible parent-of-origin effects at the 17q11 locus that were previously described in this sample.

This two-step decrease presents two peaks, which become more evident at higher concentrations, that were previously described in the literature as an attractive gel structure [55, 56]. Figure 8c shows the strain dependences of the shear stress for the deformation tests where the strains at these two peaks are identified with arrows.

In the current analysis OrfE was found immediately in front of the other 17 GTA genes that were previously described in B. pilosicoli 95/1000 [37].

Further evidence arises from the group of genes that we studied and that were previously described to be under positive selection.

Among the 15 cell lines, 13 exhibited a complex karyotype (Table 2); 11 harbored the same chromosomal abnormalities that were previously described [15], [16], while BLLAL, BLMER, OKU and Salina have not been reported elsewhere.

Mn-doped ZnO nanoparticles (photo catalyst) were synthesized according to procedures that is previously described [12].

A trend seen from Fig. 3 is the combination of state-of-the-art SPECT detector heads with mid-tier clinical CT, a combination that was previously described as potentially more useful than combining CT and PET [15].

T cell hybridomas were generated using IACUC approved protocols with a method that is previously described [8], [9].

The count of 18 chromosomes is consistent with the karyotype for a female L. geometricus that was previously described [14].

Currently, direct intra-cerebral delivery (infusion or implantation) is the only effective brain treatment to allow increased drug delivery [101], [104] that was previously described.