Sentence examples for cited forward from inspiring English sources

Once such an index review on the topic in question is identified, Science Citation Index can be used to identify all the articles that cited ("forward citation tracking") or were cited by ("backward citation tracking") the articles in the index review.

Articles investigating the role of depression in the aetiology and prognosis of coronary heart disease were sought through two methods: a) PubMed, and b) citation tracking where Science Citation Index was searched for all articles which cited ("forward citation tracking") or were cited by ("backward citation tracking") any of the articles in an index review.

According to Think Progress, citing the Forward newspaper, 12 of the 18 living ex-chiefs of Israel's two security agencies (Mossad and Shin Bet), are "either actively opposing Netanyahu's stances or have spoken out against them".

"He was so good at the dirty work and in the interior, in the paint," Karl said, adding that "all my big guys" -- he cited the starting forward Scott Williams and the substitute forward Jason Caffey -- "did a great job.

Multiple lines of circumstantial evidence based on biological and geochemical viewpoints can be cited to put forward the possibility of the diagenetic hydrogen isotope exchange as following.

In ruling on the admissions policies of the University of Michigan Law School, the court's majority opinion, written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, cited the views put forward by General Motors and other companies in friend-of-the-court briefs that said achieving diversity was essential at universities and in workplaces to compete in an increasingly global marketplace.

Sunderland manager Steve Bruce cited the return of forward Asamoah Gyan as the catalyst for his side's dominant display.

(It is worth noting that the 1966 article in Time, cited earlier, had put forward the same criticism of mainstream philosophy).

Although UN reform is often cited as one pathway forward, the veto position held in the Security Council by the United States, China, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom undermines that option.

Commonly cited are those put forward by Clarke and Lancaster and which are used by this special edition of the International Journal of Educational Integrity (https://edintegrity.springeropen.com/cche).springeropen.com/cche

The New Zealand model is often cited as the way forward.