Sentence examples for traditionally cited from inspiring English sources

Western writers whose works are traditionally cited for their adept use of dramatic irony include William Shakespeare (as in Othello's trust of the treacherous Iago in the play Othello), Voltaire, Jonathan Swift, Henry Fielding, Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, and Henry James, among many others.

We suggest that, while lacking the vertical heterogeneity and bole-related substrates traditionally cited as correlates of avian richness and density in older forests, early successional stages of northeastern forests support significantly higher avifaunal richness and density due to a combination of high productivity of leaves and insects along with increased horizontal structural complexity.

Henry is traditionally cited as one of the founders of the Royal Navy.

Overall, we found that development of FBA models using MetaFlux was considerably shorter than times traditionally cited for FBA model development: 4 weeks for EcoCyc and 4 weeks for HumanCyc.

Where are you going to run to?" People traditionally cite Robert De Niro and Al Pacino as the iconic American actors of the past few decades; performers who came to embody the hopes and tensions of their age.

Next week I am pulling a Rand Paul and bailing from my Sunday duties because of Memorial Day, a time when I traditionally cite exhaustion.

Because of the importance of hormones in the regulation of many physiological systems, impairments in endocrine (ductless) glands have traditionally been cited as important determinants in aging.

For example, Mayer (2006) documented fundamental differences in how the excretory organs (nephridia) develop between onychophorans and annelids that weaken a character, "segmentally arranged metanephridia," that had traditionally been cited as a defining character of Articulata.

Inadequate traction has traditionally been cited as the main cause of these injuries.

Many younger men from traditionally non-circumcising groups cited being accepted as a sexual or marriage partner by women from other ethnic groups as an important reason to be circumcised (Bailey et al., 2002; Lukobo & Bailey, Submitted; Ngalande et al., 2006; Nnko et al., 2001).

Moreover, job openings nationally and regionally will significantly exceed those from expansion, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says, citing traditionally high turnover in the occupations, where the pay is low and the work often demanding.