- Citing links that oblige the user to enter some detail (such as CDD and other NCBI links) may be problematic, mainly because the cited databases may be updated after the publication of the manuscript.
Citing the link between narcotics and terrorism, United Nations and British officials, meanwhile, are urging the American-led military alliance to take on laboratories and traffickers.
Citing its links to contacts in the Syrian opposition, Britain said there were reports of 15 deaths in the suburban Damascus attack and up to 10 in Aleppo, where the government and rebels have each accused the other of using chemical weapons.
Citing Wikipedia links in your, and let's remember this--actual court decision--or, as evidenced by Counsell's citing "cougar attacks" twice in the text at the expense of "bear attack," not even bothering to cite them accurately.
Citing studies linking these fibers to cancer in rats and humans, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences has asked that these fibers be included in the government's next annual listing of known carcinogens.
Moreover, the meta-analysis refutes the often-cited link between parameters of cilia function and LR asymmetry.
Cited in LinkedIn's report as one of the soft skills most in-demand by employers?
Re "Link Is Cited Between Smell and Sexuality" (May 16): My experience in years as a fragrance artist supports and adds an interesting nuance to the finding of a "lesbian olfactory link".
A22 SCIENCE/HEALTH Genetic Link to Stress Is Cited Scientists studying depression reported that they had found evidence that a common genetic variation affecting how people manage stress predicts how much theybenefit from taking antidepressants.
Citing modern transport links and better toilet facilities as obvious areas of improvement, Sullivan felt that, while not everything in their new home was perfect, particularly the distance from the main stand to the pitch, it would only take six months for supporters to be shown the wisdom of West Ham's momentous relocation.
