The most commonly cited subject among girls was English (32%), while among boys it was math (36%).
"People have been asking us to cover that space," he added, citing subject matter like "brands and chief marketing officers".
In a widely cited study [ 36], subjects older than 65 years were excluded from the analyses, the median age of subjects was 33 when treated in neurosurgical units and 31 in those admitted to non-neurosurgical centers.
The cited study of 17 subjects compared brain neuroimagings of lovers and of mothers with their newborns.
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.
Cases are cited below subject to the same qualifications set forth in Appendix A, supra.
The underlying rate at which any particular article is cited is subject to sampling error, as is the underlying rank.
But it was not a commercial success on Broadway the first time, with many citing the subject matter (the lives of Siamese twins) as the reason the musical did not take off.
Unfortunately, he argues for this position by citing human subjects: Socrates, for example, would still have been who he was even if he had had different parents.
And given that obituaries typically cite their subjects' important relationships, shouldn't the two best newspapers in the country have reported at least her most recent one, with Leibovitz, as well as her marriage, which ended in 1958?
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