It cited links between climate change and involuntary migration or international security, noting that these often had "major and unpredictable impacts".
The White House has cited links between Al Qaeda and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian who is believed to be playing a substantial role in attacks against American forces and other foreigners in Iraq, and Mr. Bush, in his appearance in Pennsylvania, mocked Mr. Kerry as not recognizing the threat.
Hoffman cites LinkedIn's Skills product as an example.
When asked where they formed their most beneficial business relationships, just 1percentt of small-business owners surveyed cited LinkedIn, only 4percentt cited Facebook, and 11percentt cited networking at events.
19 However, the most often cited link is the high prevalence of left atrial appendage thrombus in patients with atrial fibrillation.
Perhaps, publishers could enforce the guidelines available for citing URL links in abstracts and full text, and recommend the use of archival tools should URL links be necessary.
Four artists announced on Wednesday that they would boycott the event, citing its links to Transfield.
Several weeks later, the Treasury Department concluded its investigation, and declared the Oregon branch of Al Haramain a Specially Designated Global Terrorist entity, citing "direct links" with Osama bin Laden.
Publishers should probably discourage authors from citing URL links in their abstracts and full text, especially if they are long or contain too many characters.
