Sentence examples for less cited from inspiring English sources

The second, less cited, is the future of British stem-cell research.

Cream is an oft-cited early example (Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce), while Asia (members of King Crimson, Yes, and Emerson Lake and Palmer) is a later example that is, thankfully, less cited.

Our results worryingly show that academics who publish with a larger proportion of female co-authors are less cited.

Because articles written by women have been found to be less cited than articles written by men [2, 6], we expect to find that articles by women are less cited than articles by men.

Moreover, we assume, other things being equal, that articles written by females are less cited than articles written by men.

It is therefore common to assume that highly cited articles are more influential and of higher quality than less cited ones.

This perhaps led to some excellent articles being less widely read and less often cited than they might otherwise have been.

Radio is less often cited as a factor.

Could there also be another, less frequently cited factor that makes London attractive: that British critics are seen as something of a soft touch compared with their New York counterparts, who may in turn be less blinded by celebrity glare?

Less commonly cited indications include dosing to decrease metabolic demand, control of intracranial pressure, and decrease agitation.

Less frequently cited is that it took 35 years for RCA stock to regain the loss, even though the fundamentals of the broadcasting business remained strong.