The numbers in parentheses indicate how many articles had direct connections with other articles in the meta-analysis, because they were either citing or cited by those articles.
Because rats were cited as insensitive (or less sensitive than mice) to estrogens, mouse BPA reproductive toxicity studies were requested by European regulatory agencies.
Schary then voted, like the other producers, to blacklist the ten men because they had been cited for contempt.
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Kautz said zoning amendments or ordinances that are aimed at controlling or preventing group homes cannot be implemented because they could be cited as discriminatory toward disabled persons and could open the city to lawsuits.
These studies could be retrieved because they had been cited by studies of more recent outbreaks that were published in journals that were indexed in Web of Science.
These studies also merit careful examination, because they are widely cited to support a contribution of early androgen exposure to ASD.
Recalling information provided by their manager, Mangadang said the victims were pulled off a truck because they were unable to cite verses of the Koran, the Islamic holy text.
He believed that U.S. leaders were mighty because they were God-fearing (he cited as evidence the country's motto, "In God We Trust"), and that America was bolstered by the prayers of Muslims in Africa and Asia who depended upon the remittances made by their sons and daughters living and working in the United States.
One theory that might explain it is that, because Intrade is cited more frequently by the American news media, someone who wanted to influence the tenor of the coverage might have an incentive to bet on Mr. Romney there, even if the other sites offered a more favorable price.
