Sentence examples for cite references from inspiring English sources

While failing to actually cite references to dolphin sex in Obama's election manifesto, Stanley does imply that this concern is particularly close to the hearts of "good conservatives".

Academics cite references to it in early Roman and Greek military documents and 15th-century religious texts denouncing it as a sin.

Similar to the analysis of articles abstract, 24 (0.1 %) of 26,330 articles did not cite references, and the most common number of references per article was 27 and 30 which were found in 751 articles (2.9 %).

This would be expected to generate the need to cross cite references which is clearly not the case.

The authors cite references that suggest it could be in the nucleus, but other studies have reported exclusive localization to the mitochondria.

For example, in the STARD statement, one checklist item covers the "technical specifications of material and methods involved using how and when measurements were taken, and/or cite references for the index tests and reference standard".

The interested reader is referred to the cited references for detailed description of the methods.

The red line refers to the cited references in all citing papers published in 2003.

She cites references from modern pop culture and creates works that blur the lines between actor and spectator.

It inspired a generation of young theoreticians and became one of the most frequently cited references in the field.

Detailed proofs can be founded in the cited references.