A third of this group also cited that "their data is better protected from computer failure".
In the Stehr-Green et al. [ 22] study, the researchers stated that the reliability of the autism prevalence data, citing that the California data included autism spectrum disorder diagnoses such as pervasive development disorder (PDD), could account for the increase.
The devices have been largely unavailable since 1992, when the Food and Drug Administration asked manufacturers to withdraw them from the market, citing concerns that data on their safety were lacking.
In devising its rule, the Obama administration cited data that found that air levels of beryllium detected during sandblasting at shipyards exceeded the new proposed exposure limit of 0.2 micrograms per cubic meter of air.
The recession officially began in December 2007, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, but for much of 2008 many economists disputed that, citing data that showed the economy to be still growing.
"Old Guys Rule," said Vivek Wadhwa in 1999, citing data that showed that men over 40 who were married and with children have the highest chance of success (no data was shared on female entrepreneurs).
The British medical journal that published the article retracted it this year after an internal Army investigation found that Dr. Kuklo had forged the names of four other doctors on the study and had cited data that did not match military records.
The company also cited data that indicates 40percentt of the customers making purchases in the Apple stores are not current Macintosh owners.
More recently, several authors cited data that demonstrate increases in drug overdose deaths over the past decade (Johnson et al. [2014]; Jones et al. [2013]) or longer (Unick et al. [2013]).
Although Secure Communities is meant to capture the "worst of the worst" of undocumented residents, Quinn cited data that shows about 20percentt of those deported from the state under the program have never been convicted of a crime.
