Sentence examples for cited contribution from inspiring English sources

One of the first works on the analysis of a gene expression microarray dataset for yeast was presented by Eisen et al. [43], which is among the most cited works in microarray of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae (a highly cited contribution as reported by Google Scholar and ISI Web of knowledge figures of 10,054 and 6,963, respectively).

I am confident that this study will be a much cited contribution to the field of traumatic brain injury.

A frequently cited contribution to the importance of this relative- supply mechanism for divorce is the study by South and Lloyd (1995).

In this figure, we observed that, to the best of our knowledge, most of the cited contributions, projects, and corpora are concentrated in the states of Sao Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul.

The 145-page report cites contributions to 18 NFL teams, 10 MLB teams, eight NBA teams, six NHL teams, eight soccer teams, as well as NASCAR, Iron Dog and Indiana University Purdue University.

A more contentious exchange unfolded when Sanders called his rival the candidate of "the establishment," citing contributions that a super PAC supporting Clinton has received from Wall Street.

In this regard, his Nobel Prize cited his contribution to the now famous concept "the natural rate of unemployment". Under this thesis, the unemployment rate cannot be driven below a certain level without provoking an acceleration in the inflation rate.

The sessions were the first therapy groups in the city, according to the Southern California Psychiatric Society, which cited that contribution when it presented the couple with an award for distinguished service in 1987.

While the Nobel Prize committee cited his contributions to macroeconomics, Phelps has made contributions in many areas, including the theory of growth and technological change, optimal taxation, and social justice.

We cited all contributions and inspirations.

"Big Brother" and "doublethink" and "thought police" are frequently cited as contributions to the language.