Sentence examples for most cases cited from inspiring English sources

The data show that the paper that gets the 'best paper' prize, is rarely the most cited paper; is, in a small majority of cases, cited more than the runner up papers and is, in most cases, cited more than the median paper.

In most of the cases cited above, rules and conventions are not so much being reinvented or even upended, but undermined.

When he became a provincial judge in 2012, "my colleagues knew my knowledge of Canadian law was very minimal," he said, noting he had consulted other judges and read up on the 50 most important criminal cases cited by provincial judges to prep for the new gig.

The most common dynamic behind the cases cited that morning was that of a man abusing a family pet to gain control over, or exact revenge against, other family members.

Most of the victims in the cases cited by the I.F.C. were local farmers and activists.

In most cases, the sources cited by Barton are readily available and easy to check, either online or by finding a copy of whatever he's citing from a used bookseller.

In most cases, the signals cited aren't even used.

In most cases the 3′ CITE must base pair to the 5′ UTR, presumably to deliver initiation factors to the 5′ end where the ribosome is recruited and translation initiates [ 11- 14].

The case most frequently cited in content framing cases is Washington Post vs Total News where the Washington Post argued that this was unfair and harmful use of their trademark and there was a danger that the user would be confused concerning whose content was being displayed.

In most cases, the protesters were arrested or cited after blocking streets in most cases.

The cases most often cited include tax prosecutions and other legal harassments of the owners of the newspaper Joong Ang Ilbo and the head of Korean Air.