'the above comment' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a statement that already appears in the same written piece or in the immediately preceding written piece. For example: "I agree with the idea that the environment should be protected more effectively. As noted in the above comment, investing in renewable energy is an important step to achieving that goal."
In the above comment, I guess that the quasi-isomorphisms are maps as given in this definition.
I'd be interested to know the details about the suggestion (in the above comment) that strengthening the quadricepts to help support the knee isn't valid.
Harry explains why he chose this comment: The above comment is very insightful as it comes from a mid-level employee in a public sector organisation.
The above comment is underserved and seems to indicate an attempt to make a separation between the residents of one part of Clinton Hill and those in other parts.
Has she never felt like hitting someone - her girlfriend - has she hit her girlfriend?" The above comment was posted one charmer over at the deceptively named antimisandry.com when I wrote about domestic violence.
Considering we have reached a point of mania where Kit Harington's hairdo is considered a spoiler, it is probably safe to conclude that, rather than being anything to do with the scale of the show, the above comment is simply Harington referring to the proportions of his own barnet.
The above comments are far from encompssing the situation, and solutions are absent.
What made this whole thing even more absurd is that all of the above comments were made, not in the magazine, but on a blog at vogue.com.com
The above comments are not intended as a criticism of the substantial efforts that supermarkets have made to reduce their overall carbon footprints.
The above comments to speak to the first of these.
The above comments guarantee that is an approximated fixed-point sequence for.
