(There are a number of citations of Citizens United in this decision).
To support his point, Mr. Ashcroft offered a list of citations of Supreme Court cases, as well as a raft of recent legal scholarship, some of which was sponsored by the N.R.A.
The market was closed with a flurry of citations of fire code and health violations not unlike the use of environmental allegations to force Royal Dutch Shell to sell a portion of its investment in a Siberian oil field two years ago, or the shutdown of the Yukos oil company with tax claims before that.
Sax's book and lectures also include neurological diagrams and scores of citations of obscure scientific studies, like one by a Swedish researcher who found, in a study of 96 adults, that males and females have different emotional and cognitive responses to different kinds of light.
As Wikipedia became a seemingly inescapable part of the Internet landscape, its claims to legitimacy were further bolstered by an increasing number of citations of the encyclopaedia in U.S. judicial opinions, as well as by a program administered by the German government to work with the German-language site to improve its coverage of renewable resources.
Cross checking of citations of all the articles was also carried out.
We have computed, using LDB, the number of citations of MEDLINE scientific papers.
The number of citations of a paper has become a major indicator to evaluate scientific work.
A secondary aim was to examine the relationship between accesses and the number of citations of articles.
As was already mentioned, we have obtained using LDB, the number of citations of each paper's reference inside MEDLINE.
According to Beato, CRG ranks No. 20 in the world and at the top in Spain in terms of the number of citations of its researchers' papers.
