Sentence examples for the only citations from inspiring English sources

It was the same with the hard-boiled Thirties thriller writer James Curtis, responsible for such picturesque metaphors as "galloping the antelope" (ie, masturbating) and vast amounts of idiomatic low-life banter, whose hundreds of citations in the slang dictionaries of the inter-war era lose much of their force when you deduce that, in the vast majority of cases, they are the only citations.

The only citation in the article was from a speech by the Pope.

Delgado's 2012 study is in fact the only citation AUL uses to back up its claims about abortion reversal.

The state health department site lists the owner's name as the director of the licensed day care facility, and the only citation against them is a complaint from 2014 for noxious weeds, the kind with thistles that can hurt people, in the outdoor play area.

Analogizing to the enrolled bill rule (the only citation of case law in the opinion), the Court held that "the treaty, after executed and ratified by the proper authorities of the Government, becomes the supreme law of the land, and the courts can no more go behind it for the purpose of annulling its effect and operation".

Using the h-index, the only citation information that can be inferred is <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0005429.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, i.e., at least h2 citations have been received, and additional citations for papers in the h-core are completely ignored.

The study counted only citations designated "followed" by Shepard's.

In order to ensure that any comparisons made between the TM results and the HHPID were fair, we firstly limited our analysis to only citations from the HHPID and interactions between HIV-1 and human molecules.

This delete function enables the user to keep only citations relevant to their search.

The method has four main steps: (i) text retrieval (using only citations from the HHPID), (ii) named-entity recognition (NER, finding mentions of molecules in text), (iii) molecular event extraction (finding any interactions that exist between entities) and (iv) various evaluations and comparisons of the results.

Only citations to others' publications are detailed in the text and listed in the 'References' section.