Sentence examples for cites highly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lumumba-Kasongo prefers epic, melodic rock like Muse; Mr. McGinley is trained as a jazz drummer; and Mr. Roberts cites highly technical metal bands like Dillinger Escape Plan and Meshuggah as influences.

The results show that highly-cited work in all scientific fields more frequently cites previously highly-cited papers than that medium-cited work cites highly-cited work.

The Newton hypothesis would be supported if the top-level research more frequently cites previously highly-cited work than that medium-level research cites highly-cited work.

The Newton hypothesis would be supported if the top-level research is more frequently based on previously highly-cited work (papers in the 99th percentile) than that medium-level research cites highly-cited work.

It also cited highly effective leadership, excellent governance and a shared vision.

Prudential Equity Group reiterated an "equal-weight" rating on Starbucks on April 3, citing "highly visible" earnings growth, solid same-store sales and an improving international outlook.

Smith, the James B. Duke Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), is one of the most highly cited and highly respected scholars in electrical and computer engineering worldwide.

And he cites a highly individual list of English exports.

Hodgkin cites the highly effective state-provided primary care services that have been built up very quickly in Brazil.

The economy in 2012 is most likely the new normal, so the additional revenue Mr. Abert cites is highly suspect.

Cambridge led on "impact," or cites per highly cited paper, with a score of 415, followed by NEC Corp., Ltd., of Tsukuba, Japan (348), and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in California (309).