More concretely, France has been cited less often in al-Qaeda tapes, while those with troops in Iraq, notably America, Britain, Spain and Poland, have been picked out.Moreover, the French have been monitoring, and to an extent containing, Islamic terrorism for years.
Articles by professors at the law review's own school, he found, are cited less often than ones from outsiders.
Are the acquisition candidate's patents being cited less often by other companies, suggesting that its technology is not as innovative as it once was?
Chinese publications also are cited less often than those by scientists from developed countries.
For example, it doesn't distinguish primary research from reviews; it can be skewed by a few highly cited papers; and it dissuades journals from publishing papers in fields such as ecology that are cited less often than, say, biomedical studies.
'Protection' offered by the vaccine was cited less often among Indian (16%), Pakistani (11%), Bangladeshi (13%) and Caribbean mothers (14%) compared with white mothers (29%).
Other strategies that were cited less often, but identified as important, included regular participation in family meals and increased role-modelling of healthy eating.
Although 'easy to use' and administration frequency were rated highly as selection criteria for the pill, patch, or ring in all countries, 'convenience' was cited less often by Austrian and Swiss women who selected the patch or ring compared with women in Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.
In many fields, the use of colons in titles has been found to be fairly common, with papers not using colons being cited less often; however, this effect varied greatly between disciplines and was even reversed in some (Buter & van Raan, 2011).
A systematic review of international relations scholarship shows that, in scholarly citations, women are consistently cited less often than men.
Responses cited less often or responses that were not described by both types of informants or sites are listed as secondary findings.
