Sentence examples for citation above from inspiring English sources

"I played football, basketball, some baseball at the high school," 57-year-old Jim Cassella said today, motioning to the framed citation above his desk, before modestly making the point that none of those games were even his best.

Sig Gissler, the administrator of the Pulitzers, elaborated: The citation, above all, recognizes the lasting impact of Williams as a creative force that influenced a wide range of other musicians and performers.

But if there is a single underlying though mostly unspoken theoretical basis of Marx's understanding of evil, it is to be found in his Classical training, especially in his admiration for the thought of Aristotle ("the greatest thinker of antiquity", as he calls him a few lines prior to the citation above), and specifically in Aristotle's condemnation of excess.

White (1997) [see citation above] also proposed arboreality in Hapalops.

In this multicenter clinical trial, Guérin and colleagues (see 'Citation' above) examined whether PPV has any beneficial effects in the sickest of ARDS patients with severe hypoxemia when PPV was initiated within 24 hours after onset of ARDS and sustained for longer duration of at least 16 hours per day.

The citations above clearly show that many researchers in the field feel that this is important and unsettled business.

There are thus indications that with rising h-index the additional citations above the g-index also increase in a linear relationship.

In addition, investigators with citations above the median (more than 24 citations) at the time of application were 3.6 percentage points (P <.001) more likely to receive an R01 award (14).

In temperate Asia, where sun bears are absent, black bears rely mostly on fruit and vegetation, and insects comprise a minor portion of their diet, as in Thung Yai (citations above).

We used a standard protocol, and the parameters and analytical procedures are described in detail in the citations above.

Metals in pollen could reduce germination (citations above; Mohsenzadeh et al. 2011; Yousefi et al. 2011 a ) or pollinator attraction (Meindl and Ashman 2014), and Ni accumulation in nectar can affect pollinator foraging (Meindl and Ashman 2013, 2014).