Sentence examples for research cite from inspiring English sources

Most men, according to Crisis research, cite relationship breakdown, substance misuse, and leaving an institution such as care, prison or hospital.

Interview techniques are commonly used in medical decision making research (cite) and are particularly appropriate for this study because it aims to inform new decision support tools that physicians will be likely to adopt and regularly use in their clinical practice.

The Newton hypothesis would be supported if the top-level research more frequently cites previously highly-cited work than that medium-level research cites highly-cited work.

We disagree about the role of the recession, based on our research cited by Professor Glaeser.

Those reasons are listed below, with links to the research cited.   1.

Five decades of research, cited in the 2008 documentary The End of America, confirm that torture does not work.

However, the research cited in the article focused on large, new construction stadia in suburban locations with acres of parking.

Last winter, the Komen foundation for breast-cancer research cited that inquiry in announcing that it would no longer finance Planned Parenthood.

The research cited shows clearly that bullying is not simply a function of troubled children struggling with their own aggression.

Only two in a thousand complaints are resolved, according to research cited in a study this year by Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Many of the author's colleagues, meanwhile, questioned the ethics of her research, citing what is apparently the first law of ethnography: the anthropologist must never go native.