Sentence examples for we could previously from inspiring English sources

Using optical imaging of intrinsic signals, we could previously demonstrate the presence of a periodicity map with a circular topography in AI of the Mongolian gerbil [4].

We could previously show that transient expression of U2 snRNP-specific proteins in Arabidopsis protoplasts results in their correct localisation in the nucleus.

In line with former studies, we could previously show that the CD34+ cell populations from healthy donors uniformly express only baseline telomerase activity, not sufficient to maintain telomere length during aging [16], [22].

By immunoprecipitation of endogenous dysferlin from human skeletal muscle followed by mass-spectrometry and western blotting we could previously identify calpain 3 and AHNAK to interact with dysferlin.[8], [23] In this study we compared dysferlin protein complexes from proliferating myoblasts, differentiated myotubes and mature skeletal muscle tissue.

We could previously show that chronic and single application of BMP-2 alters distinct subsets of genes in the breast cancer cell line MCF-7.

We could previously show that the German DMP for type 2 diabetes may help to counterbalance the negative effect of comorbidity on HRQoL [ 14].

Moreover, we [21] could previously show that NPS, via NPSRs in the EPN, alters the activity of both projection neurons and interneurons in the BLA, leading to a disturbed expression of contextual fear memory.

"We can now find leaks more quickly, leaks we couldn't previously detect, and we can also find leaks more accurately," says Keiron Maher, research and development manager at Severn Trent Water.

Over the past three years we have tried to get together a group of players all of whom, when they get on the pitch, are competitive – something that we couldn't previously do.

"It allowed us to answer questions we couldn't previously answer".

But many worlds that we know of contain the ingredients to make chaotropic solutes, he says, meaning that this zone may be "considerably more extensive than we could have previously envisaged".