Sentence examples for cited compared from inspiring English sources

The survey cited compared children from divorced families with those who grew up in married families, as if only divorce itself caused the negative effects.

Judge Danny J. Boggs, the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Cincinnati, who was also cited, compared his service to serving on a bar association or university group that sponsors judicial seminars.

The peaks are frequently based on single early publications, which are highly cited compared to other early publications.

These are rarely cited compared with the dense network of citations between the index papers and other supportive PMCRC publications.

There was a large variation in how the monographs were cited, compared to journal articles, resulting in more frequent problems, with unlinked citations in Scopus and WoS.

We also found that UK researchers were less likely to self-cite compared to all other countries, only 15% of their citations were self-citations (χ = 8.7, d.f. = 1, p = 0.032).

The results the critics cite compare children assigned to Head Start to children assigned to a control group.

To their credit, the standards require kids to "cite, compare, translate, determine, define, analyze"—in short do something that traditional classroom instruction has always neglected.

Many of the articles cited compare monocular and binocular viewing of stimuli [24], [32] with the assumption that the visual system will interpret the change in viewing conditions as a change in scene organization.

Other meta-reviews were cited and compared with this study, but not included in data analysis.

Some studies suggest that tweeted journal articles can be up to 11 times more likely to be cited as compared to articles without a social media presence [12].