The phrase "accurate citation" is correct and frequently used in written English.
It refers to the proper and correct citing of sources used in writing, such as in a research paper, article, or thesis. Example: The academic integrity of a research paper relies on accurate citations of all sources used.
In spite of their importance, however, it is strikingly difficult to find an accurate citation in the early 20th century for the received neo-classical view.
"I think we're the first out and out tech company that has gone after trying to solve this problem in a really tech way — of creating a really user friendly, super accurate citation tool," he adds.
This is a textually accurate citation that can be found in the transcript of the Sentencing Hearing before the honorable Joan A. Lenard, dated December 12 , 2001 pages 45-46.
Thus, in this survey active involvement of the drug manufacturer in the study seems to be associated with more accurate citation of study findings and more directive and professional marketing.
Websites can be difficult because often they lack all the necessary information for an accurate citation, such as the author or publication date.
In the late 13th century, Duns Scotus begins to give partial references to the contemporary thinkers and texts with which he is in conversation; Peter Aureol in the 14th century gives full and accurate citations.
The IL skills that students have an opportunity to develop within SMILE are accessing and retrieving primary and secondary literature from online databases, providing complete and accurate citations, as well as using information in an ethical manner.
Because of the prevalent use of such scores in important matters, obtaining accurate publication-citation records can be an endeavor with far-reaching implications.
These results confirm that our method provides significantly improved estimates over raw search results, and these can either be used directly for large-scale (departmental or university) analysis or further refined manually to quickly give accurate publication-citation records.
We acknowledge that authors have the right to write their own paper, but believe you will agree that the manuscript will be improved once these different issues are addressed, particularly those involving accurate literature citations.
The h-I is simple, probably more accurate than other citation indexes for estimating authors' scientific outputs, and it is accepted when its limitations are understood [25], with [26] or without [7], [10] irony.
