The "they" he cited referred to the others within the Peronist party, labor unions and the business elite who have supported Mr. Menem and benefited from his government.
The red line refers to the cited references in all citing papers published in 2003.
The interested reader is referred to the cited references for detailed description of the methods.
For more statistical details and detailed description of the annotation methods used in DAVID please refer to the cited references above and references therein.
The very same term is used in the cited reference, and elsewhere to refer to these 6 clades.
Some estimates suggest as many as 2 billion people eat bugs as a part of their diet, though that widely cited figure refers to the number of people in cultures where insect-eating is accepted, not necessarily to the number of bug-eaters themselves.
"Frequently co-cited" refers to citations above a threshold in the ranked list that was chosen such that 100 150 articles needed to be screened (See Methods; Additional file 1: Figure S2) We evaluated three different selection criteria for screening co-citations.
Often, for example, self-cites refer readers to important related articles, to sources of information presented in the text, or to papers that are essential for understanding the historical development of research projects.
However, at a minimum the following additional references should be cited and referred to in the Introduction and/or Discussion: St. Onge et al. Nature Genetics (2007); Drees et al. Genome Biology (2005); Kelley et al. Nature Biotech (2005).
The Leibniz-Clarke correspondence is cited by referring to author-letter-section (e.g., L 3 1 refers to the first section of Leibniz's third letter).
If the applicant cites or refers to such studies, in a first step, their availability and documentation within the applications was checked.
