Sentence examples for should be cited as from inspiring English sources

Published images of materials in this collection should be cited as follows: Photographs of Asia Minor, #4776.

Where such information is not directly incorporated as an integral part of the publication itself, this integral material should be cited as evidence.

Today he says it should be cited as a model, because officials have sought and followed consultants' advice on fulfilling the fair-housing obligation as the population continues to grow.

Thomas Aquinas and his followers had maintained that Aristotle, who regarded reason as eternal, also regarded it as a faculty of the individual soul and so should be cited as believing that the individual soul is immortal.

When this section is referred to formally in official documents, such as legal briefs, it should be cited as "48 CFR 2001.104-2(c)." Any section of the NRCAR may be formally identified by the section number, e.g., "NRCAR 2001.104-2". In the NRCAR, any reference to the FAR will be indicated by "FAR" followed by the section number, for example FAR 1-104.

The guidelines say the absence of Al Qaeda playing any significant role in the "Arab Spring" uprisings against longtime autocrats in the Middle East and North Africa should be cited as evidence that Bin Laden's organization "represents the past," while peaceful street protesters in Egypt and Tunisia "represent the future".

This discussion must necessarily include the idea that practice-based and applied AHSS research are processes which are not easily captured in numerical 'sets' and cannot be labelled electronically without giving careful consideration to what a group or data item 'represents' as part of the academic enquiry, and therefore how it should be cited and analysed as part of any impact assessment.

References to manuscripts in preparation or submitted, but not yet accepted, should be cited in the text as (C Lee and N Jones, in preparation), not as (C Lee and N Jones, submitted), and should not be included in the list of references.

The XenDB database should be cited with the present publication as a reference.

The GOLD.db database should be cited with the present publication as a reference.

3. The substantial variability between species of genomic CpG and (G+C) content has previously been described and should be cited (for example PMID: 17932072), as it implies the need for species-specific CpG island annotation rather than the UCSC approach.