Respected authors are cited frequently by other scholars.
And as for Star Wars, which you cite frequently... Nick: "But we contrast it with Easy Rider.
As for Paul Merton, ex-employee of the Tooting Employment Office, his Unclassified grade for metalwork at CSE is joyfully cited frequently.
Orwell, in particular, was cited frequently as having guided our male reader in his choices of author.
Large, randomized clinical trials ("megatrials") are key drivers of modern cardiovascular practice, since they are cited frequently as the authoritative foundation for evidence-based management policies.
The lack of certainty regarding the future status of these workers in the UK was cited frequently as a concern," the SMMT said.
In contrast, Mr. Crist was cited frequently as a candidate who could help deliver Florida, the swing state where he presides as governor.
The riots in Ferguson were cited frequently as a warning of how the community should give careful consideration to its reaction.
Laud Humphreys's "Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places" was cited frequently in the aftermath of Senator Larry Craig's arrest for solicitation.
A contemporary of the English scientist and philosopher Roger Bacon, he was cited frequently in the geographical section of Bacon's Opus majus.
