For example, each of the references cited used a single climate change air quality modeling system as the basis for their analysis, although Tagaris et al. (2009) did provide a useful estimate of the uncertainty surrounding their O3-related health findings based on the range of results reported in Weaver et al. (2009).
The present consensus is that a dataset should be cited using, at a minimum, five elements largely familiar from article citations: creator(s), title, year, publisher and identifier.
Although in archaeology only 4% of publications cited using HHpXRF in an on-site-field-laboratory setting [18], it is ideally suited as an additional proxy for artefact processing at the archaeological site as a means to documenting large amounts of recovered objects (diagnostic ceramic sherds).
Around the same time, he was cited for using a fake ID to enter a bar.
In a speech, Chris Bryant said Tesco had to provide "reassurance", while Next was cited for using a recruitment site "entirely in Polish".
Unless your instructor specifically requests that the case be listed in the bibliography, cite it using a footnote or endnote.
McCardell, in his 12th season in the league, was also cited for using an illegal crackback block on a running play during the first quarter of the Buccaneers' 12-9 overtime loss to the Panthers last Sunday.
An announced attendance of 28,224 – the smallest crowd to watch a title game since 2002 – saw the Blue Devils (16-5) improve to 2-1 in championship finals and prevent the vaunted Orange from extending their Division I-leading total of national crowns to 11. (The NCAA does not recognize the 1990 title won by Syracuse after the team was cited for using an ineligible player).
The Fall-Davis report cited use of the Colorado River as a federal concern, because the river's basin covered several states, and the river eventually entered Mexico.
The second most frequently cited use was again educational: reading a referral guideline "once or twice to improve knowledge about conditions" (41.9%, n = 54).
