Sentence examples for the aforementioned premises from inspiring English sources

We shall emphasize that the complexity exponents simulated in [43, 44] are both based on Damens' definition [41] (cf. Remark 2) because of the aforementioned premises.

In summary, we believe that proposing a universal HPV vaccination campaign in girls and young women does not entail any particular ethical difficulties, providing that the aforementioned premises are taken into account, so we do not see any major drawbacks in proposing it.

But given the aforementioned premise, any subsequent movement of bodies can only be continued by the causal agent that initially moved them, which leads to the occasionalist conclusion that God is the cause of all bodily motion.

This is the premise behind the aforementioned Path Talk, which was a service Path added to its dedicated messenger to help separate its offering from the sea of mobile messaging apps currently available.

The aforementioned epidemiological and clinical evidence was also the premise for an additional AHA statement regarding the Prevention of Atherosclerotic CVD Beginning in Childhood [ 22].

To obtain a more precision model, GA and PSO are performed to conduct fine tuning for the obtained parameter set of the premise parts and consequent parts in the aforementioned fuzzy model.

Knowing this, it becomes evident that what the aforementioned randomized trials told us was simply that the second premise ("intratidal collapse and decollapse is usual in most of ARDS patients") is not satisfied.

In terms of the premises that samplings are limited to a certain number for each time matching, the aforementioned deviations theoretically can be simplified into a constant value.

Take the aforementioned gull.

All of the aforementioned?

The aforementioned Ronald Lee Moore.