For example, if a quotation is indented from the left margin and has no quotation marks, it is included in the similarity statistic though indenting an extended quotation, referencing the source and omitting the quotation marks is standard academic practice, not plagiarism.
The quotation referencing God had previously been criticized by prominent University of Chicago biology professor Jerry Coyne.
To protect confidentiality, we refer to investigators using an identification number (Investigator #), given in parentheses after quotations or references attributable to them.
Rock music and Hollywood movies haunt his days and nights, and Wenders fills the film with cinephilic quotations and references.
And his staff issued a compendium of similar quotations and references to votes that document Mr. Gore's opposition to federal financing of abortions for poor women.
He drops his quotations and references as copiously, easily and freely as a man on a bench in Central Park scattering cups of birdseed.
The production's sulky hero, Constantine (also known as C-Trip and played by Anthony Mackie) is a walking, flaking, suicidal collage of tattered quotations and references.
Why, the production's sulky hero, Constantine (also known as C-Trip and played by the handsome Anthony Mackie), is a walking, flaking, suicidal collage of tattered quotations and references.
See Beebe-Center 1951, pp. 258-59 and 295-96, which parades these views as proud achievements of the past decades, with quotations and references.
Indeed, most of Ibsen's works, many of his characters and also some quotations are referenced in the Wake.
