"When she reads a characterization of a document, she knows if you're citing it accurately".
If the anatomy of Witter et al. that we cite is accurately indicative of functional connectivity, then ventral inactivation in mEC would have less clear effects on these dorsal hippocampal recordings.
An article in the student newspaper, about smoking policies on campus, accurately cited his work on student government but referred to him as Sean Sphincter.
Andrew Santella's essay "The Bad Boys of Summer" (Oct . 1 accurately cited the book "Ball Four," published 30 years ago, as the first of the tell-all baseball memoirs.
Again, he may or may not have been accurately cited, but that remark was more of a piece with his stated views and interests.
"Learning about sex before learning to read?" intones the voice-over, as a blur of respected sources are cited — none of them accurately, as they have proclaimed.
Remind students that they must be sure to carefully and accurately cite their sources.
ACCURACY -- Mr. Franks accurately cites newspaper editorials that criticized Mr. Corzine.
Cohen does accurately cite the study, presumably to demonstrate that advocating for the monitoring of sex offenders is wrong, if not hysterically wrong.
"America in the World" (editorial, Aug. 7), in urging debate on how the country assesses its national interests in today's changed international arena, accurately cites some of those interests: ensuring our defense, reducing nuclear weapons, keeping channels of commerce open, encouraging democracy and the rule of law, and protecting health and the environment.
