Nobel prize-winners might not get cited as much as they once did because their research is so well known that nobody bothers to reference it.
Like many expensive innovations in medicine, from robotic surgery and designer drugs to electronic medical records, tele-ICUs have shown their most stellar results in studies linked to the companies that sell the systems; some hospitals in these studies cite as much as a 40 percent decline in mortality and a tenfold return on investment.
Yes, yes, this dress has been cited as that much vaunted concept - "fashion inspiration" - by style aspirants, and, yes, it is a very pretty dress.
Having joined head coach Pat Quinn's defensive-minded Vancouver Canucks in 1991, his transition to the NHL was cited as being much easier than that of his countryman, Igor Larionov, due to his quick adjustment to the team's defensive demands.
The film's mainstream popularity helped usher in the era of "porno chic," a brief period of mainstream cultural acceptability afforded hardcore pornographic film, having been cited as "very much a precursor" to the following year's crossover success of Deep Throat.
But while Mr. Hughes is much cited as the man mostly likely to know what 8.2 million New Jerseyans are doing, he is not working on this by himself.
However, the play was printed in six known Quarto editions, with the usual illegibilities, between 1609 and 1625, at times cited as "The Late and much admired play, 'Pericles of Tyre,' " attesting to its popularity in Shakespeare's time.
Despite the development through the 1930s of a new body consciousness and a more sexualised public aesthetic, neither beauty nor handsomeness were much cited as reasons for attractiveness: good skin, a fine head of hair, cleanliness, smart clothes were the main draws – that and a sense of essential benevolence in a potential partner.
It is cited as the solution to much that is presently wrong with the NHS from excessive waiting times to even car parking issues [ 8].
Research from other European countries seems to be cited about as much as would be expected on the UK clinical guidelines, but that from Japan and from most developing countries is almost totally ignored.
