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That network's chief research officer, David F. Poltrack, praised the acquisition Monday, citing the effectiveness of TRA data in demonstrating increased accountability in television advertising.

Seat belt laws have tightened in the past several years, as national and local automobile safety groups have gathered statistics citing the effectiveness of child safety seats and booster seats for older children.

For example, environmental groups tend to dismiss voluntary approaches to limiting carbon dioxide emissions, citing the effectiveness of the Clean Air Act's controls on sulfur dioxide and nitrogen.

YouTube has cited the effectiveness of Content ID as one of the reasons why the site's rules were modified in December 2010 to allow some users to upload videos of unlimited length.

Tanner (2005) and Cutts and Biellik (2011), referring to the Reaching Every District approach (World Health Organization and Regional Office for Africa 2008), cited the effectiveness of multi-dimensional interventions, suggesting that synergies rather than single elements could explain the attainment of adequate coverage levels.

Already some of Hulu's commercial breaks are a bit longer than they used to be, and some of its partners are eager to further increase the number of ads shown in an hour, but Mr. Kilar still believes that "less is more," and he cites studies of the effectiveness of Hulu's ads as evidence.

Both the Institute of Medicine and the Government Accountability Office have issued reports citing the safety, effectiveness and value of dental therapy.

Gerard cites polls to test the effectiveness of its arguments against climate change legislation.

Some have seen their homeless populations decline, which supporters cite as evidence of the effectiveness of the approach.

The American Diabetes Association Standards of Medical Care (2013) also cites studies demonstrating that the effectiveness of aspirin for primary prevention in diabetes may be greater in men (12, 17) and acknowledges that the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding in those at low CAD risk may outweigh any potential benefit of aspirin preventive therapy (18).

Bird disputed that increased urea in the blood was the cause of kidney disease and doubted the effectiveness of this treatment, citing the results of François Magendie, who had injected urea into the blood, apparently with no ill effects.