Sentence examples for cited in only from inspiring English sources

It has been cited in only one decision by Delaware courts in the past 30 years.

Between 1990 and 2000, they were cited in only 10percentt of cases.

In research I carried out for Essex University in 1993 (five years before the HRA was passed), I established that the ECHR was cited in only 173 domestic cases in the higher courts in 21 years.

There is some evidence in Massachusetts that younger people waited to sign up, (although the data set cited in only premium paying members not the majority that came in for free coverage) but it is unclear if the numbers the Administration needs will do so nationally with such a slow start in the first three months.

A fourth study, this one in Washington state, found that domestic violence experts were cited in only 4 out of the 44 stories about domestic homicides.

Akhmatova's stature among Soviet poets was slowly conceded by party officials, her name no longer cited in only scathing contexts and she was readmitted to Union of Writers in 1951, being fully recognised again following Stalin's death in 1953.

Although there were small increases (with some small variation), few authors referred to the STRICTA guidelines in their publications: until the end of 2014, the STRICTA 2002 was cited in total only 18 times and the STRICTA 2010 21 times; only seven such RCTs have cited STRICTA over the past 14 years.

When asked where they formed their most beneficial business relationships, just 1percentt of small-business owners surveyed cited LinkedIn, only 4percentt cited Facebook, and 11percentt cited networking at events.

In a dynamic context, there were a few earlier theoretical investigations (See [11], [12] and other papers cited in [12]), but there is only a small and very recent literature combining experimental and computational investigations [12] [15].

Out of the 74 sources cited in this paper, only 27 of theseare peer-reviewed journal articles, with the other articles being classed asacademic text books or government, NGO, corporation and trade publications(Table 1).

Moreover, many studies that were cited in this effort only considered a chemical's ability to instigate or promote an action that mimics a hallmark phenotype in a manner directionally consistent with changes that have been associated with cancer.