Sentence examples for newly cited from inspiring English sources

We have now added some more sentences to highlight this issue in the discussion (the newly cited studies have been added to the references): "Conceptually similar, another study exploited cell shape in combination with fluorescent characteristics upon nuclear and cytoskeleton staining in Drosophila (Yin et al., 2013).

The filings, which cited newly discovered evidence, were made on behalf of Eric Glisson and Cathy Watkins.

But this week, Republicans cited newly released documents suggesting that the attorney general received reports in 2010 referring to the operation.

Some voters who endorsed the candidacy of the newly inducted Jim Rice cited Rice as the most feared slugger of his era.

Newly released data cited in the report published by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, the firm Morris works for, includes: 65% of voters have serious concerns that Labour would borrow more than Britain can afford, including 63% in Scotland.

The newly revealed documents cited herein merely reinforce what this Court already knows.

The operational report, newly declassified, is also cited.

As an example, Mr. Summers cited one newly uncovered arrangement that is apparently spreading quickly.

Mr. Obama cited a newly released study from the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, a joint effort of the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute, two Washington-based policy research organizations.

The majority Justices cited a newly minted "fundamental principle of equal sovereignty" of states as trumping the need to assure the equal voting rights of minorities.

The Mexican government detained more child migrants from January to November than in all the years from 2009 to 2012 combined, according to newly released government figures cited by news site Animal Político.