Meanings of cite instances in English

Borsini and Terrier cite instances of successful ovariotomy in patients of seventy-seven.

Mills, White, Dow, and Duncan also cite instances of unilateral perspiration.

Baillot and the British Medical Journal cite instances of menstruation at the fourth month.

Foerster, Froriep, and Ried cite instances associated with thoracic malformation.

Aristotle, Pliny, Livy, Cicero, and others cite instances of death from sudden or excessive joy.

Fantoni and Malgetti cite instances of quintuple bladders.

And this is why I did not wish to cite instances from abroad, though I might have mentioned countless of them.

He then proceeded to cite instances absentiae in proximo, William Pitt, John Scott, William Windham, Samuel Horsley, Henry Dundas, Edmund Burke.

Ballou, Bartlett, Buckner, Capon, Carmichael, Corban, Maunder and many others, cite instances of cranial fracture and loss of brain-substance, with subsequent recovery.

Both these methods are so commonly employed that the student can cite instances from many speeches he has heard or books he has read.

Then he must cite instances in which all equity will be disturbed if the words of the law are attended to and not the meaning.

At the GATE event, Tolle cited instances of inspiring themes in movies.

Cites instances of Fijian jungle-fighting and scouting at which they are unsurpassed.

Bourke also cites instances in which human ordure was eaten by East Indian fanatics.

He says that Fancon cites instances of operation without abortion.

She cited instances of grave injustice done to fathers from having no claim on their offspring.