citable (Meaning)

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citable (a.)

Capable of being cited.

The research findings were considered citable due to their robust methodology and reproducibility.
Only peer-reviewed studies are considered citable sources in academic writing.
The scientist presented her citable evidence at the conference, garnering interest from fellow researchers.
Authors strive to publish their work in reputable journals to ensure it is citable by other scholars.
The book contained a wealth of citable references, making it a valuable resource for students and academics.
Online databases provide access to a vast array of citable articles and publications.
The study's findings were not considered citable due to flaws in its experimental design.
Citable sources lend credibility and authority to academic papers and research projects.
Researchers must adhere to ethical guidelines to ensure their work remains citable and trustworthy.
Citability is an important criterion for evaluating the quality and reliability of scientific literature.

Capable of being cited.

noteworthy, remarkable, observable, notable,memorable, namable, nameable, repeatable, quotable,mentionable

forgettable, prosaic,unremarkable, standard, unremarkable, prosaic, standard, average, forgettable, average

The research findings were considered citable due to their robust methodology and reproducibility.

Only peer-reviewed studies are considered citable sources in academic writing.

The scientist presented her citable evidence at the conference, garnering interest from fellow researchers.

Authors strive to publish their work in reputable journals to ensure it is citable by other scholars.