Sentence examples for cited slice from inspiring English sources
The other cited slice paper (Cruikshank et al., 2012), looked at feedforward inhibition driven by thalamic inputs but only marginally (only 1 example panel in Figure 6D and no group data).
Mainen & Sejnowski (1995; cited) is slice work and we have no disagreements with them.
(Many pizza lovers credit the Ray's Pizza shop at Avenue of the Americas and 11th Street with popularizing the half-pound slice, though Columbia University students often cite the gigantic slices at Koronet, at Broadway and 112th Street, as the original good-value portion, at nearly 15 inches long).
The reduced maximal cross sectional area measured in our investigation corresponds to the reduced ALIC area in dorsal MRI slices of the cited study.
We set the 'top N per slice' to be '50' which means that the 50 documents with the highest cited frequency were selected for each 'time slicing'.
Asked about his favorite book, Mr. de Blasio cited the autobiography of Malcolm X; as for the city's best slice of pizza, he named Di Fara in Midwood, Brooklyn.
One reason cited was that mass merchants now accounted for a far larger slice of the market than they did a decade ago.
The modern player best capable of carrying it out is Roger Federer, Pasarell said, citing his ability to slice, change the pace, and maneuver on court.
Court papers cited an "unprecedented decline in mall traffic," meaning fewer hungry shoppers settling for foldable pizza slices.
"We can get cited for it," said Mr. Rosenberg, whose restaurant has an A despite a July demerit for barehanded slicing, "but we don't use gloves".
The concentrations used for 27-OHC here were based on concentrations cited in literature for various oxysterols as well as from our recent studies in neuroblastoma cells and organotypic slices.
