Sentence examples for cited to be from inspiring English sources
The origin of this CO2 pollution was cited to be the nearby Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project.
The researchers estimate that around 192 footballers and cricketers in Britain may have gambling problems, with a further 440 cited to be vulnerable to gambling at a level that "compromises, disrupts or damages family, personal or recreational pursuits".
The difficulties of public transport are often cited to be an issue with growing older in cities, as we heard from you this week as part of our series exploring the phenomenon of ageing populations and how cities will adapt.
I cited, to be concrete, as an example of the methods used, the case of the Crimean Tartars, Soviet Russian soldiers who, according to their nationality, originated from the Crimea; and cases where, for certain reasons, Mohammedan people were declared Jews, and were then executed.
Aromatic rings are cited to be one of the most 'preferred structures' to be associated with bioactivities [18].
Antisense oligonucleotides are short, single strands of nucleic acid, commonly cited to be 13 50 nucleotides long but in practise are more typically 20 25 bases in length.
One of the most commonly cited used to be transience.
The references cited tend to be published in high-impact journals.
Brown kicks through Murray, he kicks him in the face and he will be cited, he has to be cited.
Moreover, a paper that has been highly cited is likely to be cited even more in the future.
