Sentence examples for original cited from inspiring English sources

The original cited the Legal Beagle blog as having been threatened with a libel action.

The original cited an incorrect figure for the malnutrition rate of refugees arriving in Ethiopia and said, incorrectly, that this was six times the rate that constitutes an emergency.

When referring to other studies, however, the numbering follows the original, cited literatures and, in some cases, the numbering may start at the first residue of the mature protein.

The reader is referred to the original cited works for further details.

It does not describe the results from the Phylo multiple sequence alignment citizen sequence project (in the original, cited paper).

The original citing was made for striking an opponent with the head, which is covered by Law 10.4 (a).

Ariane Anthony, a sparklingly true original, cites the writers Wallace Stevens and Samuel Beckett as the inspirations for her new "Why Imagine Golden Birds?," drawn from Stevens's "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird," and "Seeing I," a male trio drawn from Beckett's final prose poem, "Stirrings Still".

He said it "is practically devoid" of the minor flaws of the original, citing an example that players can now quickly navigate wall climbing, such as being able to vertically slide down walls.

The authors of this environmental impact statement must accurately quote the scientific literature and not insert words or phrases that imply or state a different conclusion from that of the original reference being cited.

The inspector general's original report cited mismanagement by the United States Information Agency, which oversaw American participation in the fair in Lisbon, its contractors and Mr. Coelho.

Correction: The original post cited growth from 400,000 video streams a day to 700 million.