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"Fear of arrest, fear of imprisonment, the cost of cannabis or its availability do not appear to exert much effect on the prevalence of cannabis use," says one frequently cited study on marijuana prohibition.

One widely cited study, on schools in Long Beach, California, showed a decrease in school crime after the introduction of uniforms, but the city had taken many other measures to reduce violence at the same time, so it's hard to tease out how much uniforms mattered.

Indeed, in their frequently cited study on IOAS ownership, Mitchell and Scott (1992) concede that -none of the studies to date...has been able to determine whether the increased utilization...represents inappropriate or unwarranted services".[34].[34]

The sapphire basal plane was chosen, because (i) this particular plane had been used in the above cited study on isostructural hematite [9] and (ii) a structurally and chemically very similar surface occurs on kaolinite particles.

The most frequently cited study on this subject is the Women's Health Initiative Trial [ 4], that demonstrated a 44% risk reduction with continous combined estrogen plus progesterin therapy compared to the placebo group, whereas unopposed estrogen therapy was not associated with a decreased CRC risk.

Professor Ayres, who has conducted several widely cited studies on car retailing over the past decade, examined the new Nissan data for the plaintiffs in the NMAC case.

When he debated the subject on the House floor, he cited studies on the money supply, the experience of Britain and Sweden, and the impact of past tax cuts in the United States.

One of the most cited studies on this issue (No. 3 in the chart above) was published in 1989 by Bruce D. Phillips of the National Federation of Independent Business and the late Bruce A. Kirchhoff, director of the technological entrepreneurship program at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Moreover, the lack of research on school-track-specific differences in test-taking motivation and the mixed results of the cited studies on these differences points to the need for more investigation of test-taking motivation across school tracks.

From the earlier cited studies on mood in music, the studies of[6, 9, 11, 12] are comparable as the first includes a PCA on the moods to arrive at the fundamental mood dimensions and the latter three contain data on direct VA rating.

According to frequently cited studies on voter fraud, there were a grand total of 13 "credible cases of in-person voter impersonation" -- one of the types of fraud most frequently targeted by voter ID champions -- recorded from 2000 to 2010.