Sentence examples for a cited from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mrs. A cited statistics -- 20percentt higher worldwide television ratings than the previous Games in Sydney, Australia; four billion viewers around the world; nearly 3.6 million tickets sold, beating expectations by more than 101percentt.

(Google, the obvious big name missing from that set, had already suffered its own China-based hacking attack in December 2009; those hackers accessed its email system and tried to gain access to master passwords across the system. Google has never made clear quite how far they got, and it does not appear in the DOJ indictment as a cited victim).

A cited reference search of articles meeting the inclusion criteria was also conducted to reduce misses.

One way to access nonindexed publications is to do a "cited reference" search.

Another level is considered if and only if a cited paper is strictly related to the area.

Omitted citations – i.e., missing links between a cited paper and the corresponding citing papers – are the main consequence of several bibliometric database errors.

The FBI's chief technology officer during the second George W Bush administration, Jack Israel, said he was unimpressed with the system in a Q&A cited in Shapiro's complaint with the now-defunct site FierceGovernmentIT.

The Q&A cited a basic training course, "NSA/CSS Intelligence Oversight Training," as the place where most people learn how to report a concern.

We also performed a cited-reference search of the Murff and colleagues 19 article to learn whether it was referenced in recently published studies.

Secondly, using Web of Science (Thomson Reuters, New York, New York), we carried out a cited-reference search of these retrieved articles through March 14 , 2011 to identify all studies citing the included studies and reviewed their titles and abstracts to determine eligibility.

We know of a job candidate who learned that one of their papers was cited 100 times during a job search only when someone on the search committee (who had done a cited-referenced search) informed them of this fact.