But on a second one, they can issue a $45 citation, though it can be waived if the violator completes an online, 30-minute safety course.
Meyer's reference to a "purpose-driven life" is of course a direct reference (though without citation) to the massively popular book of the same name (Warren 2002) authored by Rick Warren, a megachurch pastor and one of the leading evangelical voices in America today.
The larger hypotheses, depression AND folate, ethanol AND folate, show 133 and 237 citations, respectively, though we did not find evidence for depression AND ethanol AND folate.
Although this is a less than ideal way of measuring quality, it may be preferable to the current method of assuming that an article is good because it is published in a journal which attracts many citations, even though these citations are unevenly dispersed.
Don't forget, though, that citations increase exponentially with time, so a paper that's been out for 10 years will tend to have far more citations than a new one has.
This type of crowdsourcing frequently does not receive proper citation, either (though it generally does terrific reporting, one publication that often draws criticism for this is BuzzFeed).
In fact, the 6 trials with data in GEO (in addition to other locations for 4 of the 6) actually showed an inverse relationship to citation rate, though we hesitate to read much into this due to the small number of trials in this set.
But that ban is now widely ignored, the police and the law's proponents say, even though citations have increased sharply in the last two years.
Between 1944 and 1954, the paper was cited at least 239 times (with citations spread evenly though those years), mostly in papers on microbiology, immunochemistry, and biochemistry.
