[OS X TeX] Cite in your own way

[Duke]

Hi folks,

When citing references using \cite command, these refs will then be 
formatted to the style that you are using, for example

...results, both in experimental and theoretical, are 
reported\cite{refA,refB}.

After typesetting, you get

..results, both in experimental and theoretical, are 
reported{\superscript}2,4.

where numbers 2 and 4 are refA and refB correspondingly, and are put on 
superscript right after reported.

Now I want to write something like

..results, both in experimental and theoretical, are reported in 
references 2 and 4.

where 2 and 4 are not formatted as citation style, just normal text. 
What command I should use?

Thanks,

D.
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