Sentence examples for be cited that from inspiring English sources
verb
To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another.
But the decisive feature, as Popper saw it, should be whether it is in principle conceivable that evidence could be cited that would refute (or disconfirm) a given law, hypothesis, or theory.
Studies can be cited that point in either direction: that a high temperature [ 10] or a low temperature [ 11] is an indicator of poor prognosis.
One example may be cited, that of the fallacy of illicit major (or minor) premise, which violates the rules for "distribution".
Several synthetic approaches can be cited that moved along this route, but the related evaluation has been mainly conducted in vitro [ 85].
Studies were cited that said integration was sputtering in New York, that schools had a poor record educating black children, that it was psychologically harmful for blacks to attend schools with mostly white teachers and administrators.
In literature more than 6000 flavonoid compounds have been cited that was identified in plants.
Examples of two-state systems in engineering are cited that could apply the results of the proposed model.
Moreover, studies are cited that indicate pet ornamental fish can have a therapeutic effect on the human psyche.
Floyd, The main problem that you are citing – that information is incomplete – is the very reason that we had concerns with Fitch and the model it uses.
With Instagram now attracting more than 200 million monthly active users, Zuckerberg is citing that deal as an example of the company's ability to do big billion dollar strategic acquisitions well.
