"When you toured in those days you had a home referee and touch judges, there were few, if any, television replays and there was no citing system.
The researchers also cite systems of walls and terraces that people in the Pacific Northwest built to trap sediment and create habitat for clams, which they harvested and ate.
The American Red Cross, citing system-wide shortages, recently put out a call to arms for platelet and blood donations, she said, and the local organization was offering two free tickets to a New York Mets baseball game to all those who donated.
Instead, the literature cites systems keywords as indicators in health research rather than as outcomes or endpoints in systems scientific investigations.
Another cited a system which NHS Scotland selected, and for which they offered to pay: if a board chose another system they would have to finance it locally.
Specifically he cited the system of personal Hollywood relationships, among agents, actors and network executives, which influences how much is paid and to whom.
That was NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton's response to questions from reporters last month about the department utilizing an illegal, but often cited, quota system.
The first and most commonly cited scoring system was published by Schmidt et al. [ 116].
The most cited scoring system by Hill et al. exclusively covers intestinal lesions associated with GvHD [ 145].
For instance, if a highly cited scoring system integrated the presence and extent of crypt abscesses, epithelial sloughing and submucosal infiltration into a single score of 0 to 4 the study was also included.
