A great number of genes with significant association signals were cited in recent reviews of Loughlin (2005) (osteoarthritis) and Liu et al.
That irked Mr Rakoff, who pointed out other flaws, too: a lack of clear evidence or reasoning behind settlement amounts, inadequate penalties and harm to the public interest.The same problems have also been cited in more recent rejections.
Alarm fatigue has been cited in a recent report as the leading hazard faced by hospitals in the United States [ 40].
Even more importantly, such publications began to misshape our understanding of ncRNAs: one of the papers criticized here [ 18] has already been cited in a recent review [ 37].
Although 77 percent of the city's 24,000 restaurants have received A's, about 33 percent have been cited in their most recent inspections for violations involving foods kept too hot or cold, according to an analysis of city records by The New York Times.
A Queens landlord who authorities said had packed nearly 50 people in illegally converted apartments, some in garages and cellars, was charged with reckless endangerment and other crimes on Wednesday, reflecting a growing concern about the kind of overcrowded housing that has been cited in several fatal fires in recent years.
"My daughter, who teaches law in Nebraska, told me he had been cited in the ruling of a recent paternity case there.
Six have been cited in the playoffs.
Cuts to the block grants program were cited in a recent report by the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office, which noted that the number of vacant properties in America has jumped to 10 million from 7 million in 2000, threatening to attract crime and cause blight.
His MRI research showing that connections from other brain regions to the prefrontal cortex are not fully developed until the early 20s was cited in a recent Supreme Court argument as neurobiological basis for ruling out the death penalty and life sentences for young people committing murder.
