Sentence examples similar to conventionally cited from inspiring English sources
Efficiency gains of about 10 percent over a conventionally throttled engine are cited by most automakers that have used valve throttling, while power gains at partial throttle are said to be in the same range.
The peri-implant bone around progressively loaded implants illustrated minimal crestal bone loss than the bone around implants placed conventionally, and the later cited extended increase in peri-implant bone density by time [10].
This question of what should be done with what a writer leaves unfinished goes back to, and is conventionally answered by, citing works we might have lost had the dying wishes of their authors been honored.
This is considerably higher than the conventionally derived estimate (0.80) and is more consistent with the ranges cited in some industrialized country meta-analyses [ 45].
This cost externalisation is cited as one of the main reasons why the retail prices for conventionally produced food are much lower than prices for organic food products [66].
Some practical instances are cited.
He cited scheduling conflicts.
