Sentence examples for without citations from inspiring English sources
Example sentences that come from reference grammar are attached with citations, and the ones without citations are from our own investigation.
Many of the claims presented and refuted in the early 1970's are also continuously repeated (often without citations) ad nauseam in later creationist texts.
Since The New York Times revealed Wednesday that Walsh plagiarized at least a quarter of his master's thesis without citations for his degree from from the United States Army War College, he's been criticized by veterans upset over his bringing PTSD into the discussion.
For completed trials without citations, we searched PubMed, Embase, Chinese Biomedical Literature Database (Chinese), China Knowledge Resource Integrated Database, and Chinese Science and Technology Periodicals Database for result publications.
Respondents ranked four definitions (without citations) of mental health 12 15 18 (McKenzie K. Community definition of Mental Health. What Is Mental Health Survey.
This paragraph should include citations to statements made about previous studies (for example they argue differences in studies using pharmacological vs genetic manipulations without citations to the relevant literature).
Careful readers proved that he'd copied and pasted, without citation, large portions from as many as at least five online sources.
Considerable portions of Novick's online fan anger management course that is recommended by the N.F.L. have been lifted from other publications or Web sites without citation.
It said 29% of the thesis was material lifted from other works, including 20 paragraphs copied word-for-word from a book written by former president Miguel de la Madrid without citation or mention in the bibliography.
In 2010, the scholarly website 3 Quarks Daily noted an article on Chomsky from The Telegraph that also claimed without citation that "the Left-wing Nation magazine called him 'America's most prominent self-hating Jew'".
The flurry of sometimes blurry images, the celebrity cameos (Patti Smith!), the snippets of learning offered up without citation in voice-over and dialogue — these are meant not to explain, but to evoke.
