For example, there are many instances where cited text-mining terms are not actually involved in the types of interactions/relationships captured by CTD biocurators.
Two papers reported on the success rates published on surgery provider websites, finding that, where cited, these were in the range of 90 – 95%% [ 32, 33].
There are many instances where cited actors are not actually involved in the types of interactions captured by CTD curators; furthermore, there are instances where curated actors are found only in the full text of the article.
Where Cites really packs a punch is in its ability to impose trade sanctions on any country that over-exports a restricted species.
The island is a counterculture haven where therapies like homeopathy and acupuncture are popular, and where some cite health problems among neighbors' children that they attribute to vaccinations.
John Sidebottom, 58, was previously a director with Sir Dave Richards at Three Star Engineering, where he cited his occupation as a salesman.
The neurologist-philosopher Raymond Tallis lambastes such notions in his 2011 book, "Aping Mankind," where he cites many more examples of reductionism from all corners of contemporary culture.
In the tournament where Phil Mickelson cited divine intervention for denying him a place in the record books Henrik Stenson must believe he is worthy of some.
The award to Eisinger and Weinstein is particularly notable because of where their cited work, a series of stories entitled "The Wall Street Money Machine," appeared: online only.
Rodriguez's take on his own influences is fairly accurate, at least in this recent interview, where he cites Paul Simon's "I Am a Rock," Dylan's "Masters of War," "Ohio," by Neil Young, and "Eve of Destruction" by Barry McGuire.
