After drawing citation networks (Additional file 1: Figure S1), we discovered that for two meta-analyses, we had chosen a study that would favor our results: the study of O'Keefe et al. in the meta-analysis of Frolkis et al. [ 16], which was part of a second citation network, and the study of Gallon et al. in the meta-analysis of Knoll et al. [ 17], which was not connected to any other study.
Experts say larger and deeper mines, like this one, west of Birmingham in Tuscaloosa County, are more likely to draw multiple citations because of their greater size.
The prime minister drew on citations from Rouhani's past writings and excerpts from his previous speeches that contradicted the Iranian leader's current position.
Those 8-foot-tall, neon-colored paintings drew a citation from the city and were eventually removed before the singer sold the property the following year for $1.69 million.
Our modern encyclopedist Borges can create new meanings and dizzying perspectives merely by juxtaposing citations drawn from an unprecedented breadth of eras and regions.
The lack of correlation between SIGAPS score and the proportion of top 10%% cited articles strengthens arguments that assessments of research groups must take into account both the impact factor of target journals and publication citations to draw appropriate conclusions on performance.
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A senior Gore strategist exulted in that citation, drawn from the Democrats' brief to the court.
That brief citation — drawn from a magazine interview with a glaciologist who says he was misquoted — and sporadic criticism of the panel's leader have fueled skepticism in some quarters about the science underlying climate change.
After the citations, the F.C.C. drew up a guide to its requirements, and the American Hotel Association is distributing it to members, according to Kevin Maher, who deals with telephone issues.
