Investigators say the board will certainly cite both the design issue and pilot training as contributing to the crash, but it is not clear which they might say is more important.
IF flora were the focus of our critical purview, we would certainly cite the bouquets at Underhills Crossing as among the loveliest of any we have seen: coolly elegant pastels in silver julep cups on every table, brilliant sunbursts of color at the edge of the bar.
If the Sept. 11 defendants do face death penalty proceedings, their lawyers will almost certainly cite as a mitigating argument against capital punishment their clients' treatment in detention, including the claims of coercive interrogation and in the case of Mr. Mohammed, the 183 instances of waterboarding.
Two hundred years from now, when we're all dead and buried with our caskets lined with money, cultural anthropologists will certainly cite the White House Correspondents Dinner as one of the causes of the fall of the American empire.
We will certainly cite Sun et al. (2012) in the revised version of the article.
Mr. Bush's comments today will almost certainly be cited as evidence by the Israelis that they have tacit American approval of their military action.
Mr. Moussaoui's actions will almost certainly be cited by his court-appointed defense team as it continues to argue that he is legally incompetent and mentally unstable and should not be allowed to represent himself.
Editor's note: When we contacted Dr Louise C Strong, one of the principle authors on the paper published in the American Journal of Human Genetics to which Dr Feunteun referred, Dr Strong kindly replied that she became aware of Dr Feunteun's prior paper shortly after her own paper was published and would certainly have cited it had she been aware of it earlier.
Differences in symbiotic associations have certainly been cited as a possible explanation for the different depth habits and nutrient requirements of the Type I and Type II lineages in both G. siphonifera [ 15, 75] and G. ruber (corresponding to the G. ruber s.s. or type b "platys" morphotype, and the G. ruber s.l. or type a "normal" morphotype respectively) [ 79, 82].
Certainly to cite the US again for decades, the most dangerous piece of machinery was an automobile.
