Sentence examples for cited above often from inspiring English sources

The studies cited above often utilized a measure of reward responsiveness as their primary dependent variable, and their findings have been interpreted as evidence that anhedonic symptoms are best construed as a blunting of the subjective hedonic response to reward.

The proportions cited above are often found directly in shale deposits, so that blending is often not necessary.

While they don't always question the intention behind lists like the ones I cited above, critics often argue that the term "women artist," or its sister phrase "female artist," does more harm than it does good.

For example, the IT organization cited above must make routine but often essential decisions about software upgrades and help-desk staffing levels.

It is the responsibility of every department manager to report serious adverse events, fulfilling the criteria cited above, to an assigned hospital official (often the chief medical officer), who assesses whether the event should be reported to the NBHW.

Often, these writers (such as that cited above, from the 70s) oscillated between blaming the gender identity clinics and their patients for the way they believed transsexual women to present themselves.

However, the specific genes belonging to the functional classes are often different among the three studies cited above as well as in comparison to our results.

Antibodies to the NMDA receptor are commonly provoked by an ovarian teratoma, and antibodies to LG1 and Caspr2 are often triggered by a thymoma (see reviews cited above).

Likewise, only women (and little girls) are ever described as "bossy" -- most often by other females, as is true of most of the adjectives cited above.

The nuclear activities of secreted factors and RTKs cited above are summarized in Figure 2. Transcriptional targets and nuclear partners of nuclear GFs and RTKs are often involved in cell proliferation.

See also various apocryphal works cited above.