Metabolic abnormalities have historically been cited as the primary cause of pediatric nephrolithiasis; however, dietary and other factors such as obesity have also been studied with mixed results.
Historically, cost was cited as one of the primary barriers to switching from fossil-based energy sources like oil, coal and gas to renewable energy sources like solar, wind and geothermal.
Anthony Lane talked about it with Haneke in his Profile of the director in the magazine; in the New York Times, Stuart Klawans contacted several historians who think that the connection is not historically justified, and Haneke cited the writer Klaus Theweleit on its behalf.
Historically, scientific papers have cited other papers, but those citations are not hyper-linked.
Gov. Jay Inslee cited a historically low snowpack and rivers running dry.
The article cites "historically important, proof-of-concept studies that specifically link autism to environmental exposures experienced prenatally".
"It's now been three years since the recession and each year you see it building with all positive signs," said Diane M. Ramirez, president of Halstead Property, citing historically low interest rates and pent-up demand.
As Ferne and Rupp ([2007]) suggested within the context of language testing, use of expert panels has historically been underutilized, citing reasons of cost and time.
In a recent commentary, PIMCO Managing Director Bill Gross Bill Gross cites historically low dividend yields and dividend growth, as well as dubious earnings growth, as indications that the stock market is still significantly overvalued.
Jay Inslee declared a statewide drought Friday — citing historically low snowpack, dwindling rivers and rising temperatures that have plunged nearly the entire West Coast into official emergency status.
