Sentence examples for cites to be from inspiring English sources
As the author of the biography, "Life of a Poet," I find Rabb's glibness infuriating — just as I found the review she cites to be not at all reflective of the book I wrote.
He also ought to know that mainstream economists, including Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, and Kathleen Utgoff, the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, do not consider the household survey he cites to be a reliable indicator of employment.
The origin of this CO2 pollution was cited to be the nearby Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project.
Aromatic rings are cited to be one of the most 'preferred structures' to be associated with bioactivities [18].
Old age has indeed been cited to be a risk factor for EPTB since the immune system can be weaker in the elderly [16, 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.
In the track "D.S ., Jackson launches a verbal attack against a character who is often cited to be Tom Sneddon, the District Attorney that requested his strip search.
The specificity of CLIFT in the authors' laboratory was cited to be 98%.
These antibodies have been cited to be specific for SLE and are the antibodies that initiate lupus glomerulonephritis.
Ease of reading articles was cited to be the reason for the choice of e-journals by 29% participants.
