Sentence examples for as cited there from inspiring English sources
As cited, there is also a need for studies to employ more robust matching methods to improve the quality of such evidence.
As cited already, there was a plan put forward by the White House, in July, that was in all the newspapers, that included $4 trillion in cuts/$1 trillion in revenues/entitlement reform, and the RNC remembers it well enough to criticize the White House for wanting to make cuts to Medicare (the same thing the RNC wants to do).
As cited above, there is mixed support for both theories.
As cited earlier, there is no psychometric reason that all items must have the same number of options.
As the author cites, there are chemical transformations (oxidation and reduction) that happen here.
According to Schlenker & Weigold, (Schlenker & Weigold 1989 as cited in Han, 2002) there are personal factors such as personality and values, situational factors such as rules and standards for social roles concerning individuals, and audience factors such as a role model in that process (as cited in Han 2002).
This high probability may be due to the heterogeneity of individual tumor growth, because when we re-group into growing and poorly growing groups as cited in [ 42], there was a significant difference of 0.02 in the 5 mg/kg BW resveratrol group compared to vehicle controls.
With so many positive studies as cited in the background section, there is no question that youth access interventions are capable of reducing smoking among youth.
This approach is in keeping with Lehman's (1950) 'Decision Theory' as cited by Lie [ 54] where "there is a certain relationship between a rational person's preferences for acts, probability assignment for states and utility assignment for consequences [ 54]".
Rubisco is the best example but there are others such the beta lactamases as cited by the authors.
