Articles by professors at the law review's own school, he found, are cited less often than ones from outsiders.
She acknowledged that the trend has been cited, less benignly, by those asserting that America's youth has grown soft.
Although cited less often, Mr. Takeshita's influence over Japan's economic direction was comparable in scope to his influence on politics.
More concretely, France has been cited less often in al-Qaeda tapes, while those with troops in Iraq, notably America, Britain, Spain and Poland, have been picked out.Moreover, the French have been monitoring, and to an extent containing, Islamic terrorism for years.
Banks cited less demand for capital to finance capital expenditures and a decline in mergers and acquisitions and inventory as a reason for the drop in demand, the Fed said.
But prosecutors and lawyers for the youngsters also cite less quantifiable factors -- from fewer parents capable of providing adequate supervision for troubled children to a stricter approach to juvenile justice among judges.
"The bad economy leads to social processes that are then more directly related to crime," she said, citing "less services for youth and young people who are less occupied and don't have the guardianship they need" or cuts in education "that can lead to crime".
"The worst of this is that the people who caused the minister to do this are going to get almost exactly the outcome they're trying to prevent," he said, citing less certainty in investment with knock-on effects for business confidence.
Advocates of sequestrectomy cite less perioperative pain and preserved disk architecture, whereas advocates of conventional diskectomy cite less frequent recurrent herniation.
Indeed, 60%% of papers are cited less than twice and so probably are never read.
