Sentence examples for citing results from inspiring English sources

Dr. Johnson, in a written statement, said his remarks broke no rules, as he was citing results of medical studies.

"People who list in winter have less competition," he said, citing results released last month that define winter as December through February.

The lesson in the story of Factor VIIa, Dr. Yank said, is that anecdotal reports, even ones citing results as powerful as bleeding cessation, can be misleading.

Its critics, citing results of a test this winter that showed that the ratings for some series popular with those audiences fell sharply, assert that the new system will discourage networks from developing and showing programs aimed at black and Hispanic viewers and will discourage marketers from advertising on existing shows geared to those viewers.

We also describe the cryosurgical treatment of diverse cancers, citing results, types of adjunctive therapy intended to improve clinical outcomes, and comment briefly on other energy-based ablative therapies.

Duke Energy, citing results from its gas transmission business and an increase in power generation capacity, on Tuesday posted second-quarter net income of $474 million, or 57 cents per share, compared with $419 million, or 53 cents per share, in the year-ago quarter.

Magic may seem an unlikely tool, but it's already yielded several widely cited results.

The study's authors cited results for two groups, one of which did not remain with the trial until its end.

The Boston Globe cited results from a poll conducted by Channel Market & Market Research in which 70 percent of the respondents said the Red Sox had changed for the worse over the last five years.

But the senator cited results of a test of the local people meters during the winter, during which "virtually all top-rated shows among African-American adults witnessed significant declines in viewership, in some cases by more than 60percentt".

Most recently, Ciric [4] obtained some interesting fixed point results which extend and generalize the cited results.