The analysis using these levels of impact factor grouping has shown a trend and changes in publication pattern.
Our aim was to evaluate the graduate theses completed at a Finnish university and to examine their publication pattern and utility.
We performed a review of publication patterns carried out in a systematic way to provide an overview of the development of primary care research in Germany with respect to publications of original data and systematic reviews since 2000.
Document types, languages, categories, journals, countries/territories, institutions, and h-index were analyzed to dissect the publication pattern.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the nature, quality, publication pattern and visibility of Finnish medical diploma theses.
The present paper investigated the basic characteristics, publication pattern and utility of medical theses completed at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Oulu, Finland.
This bibliometric study focused primarily on assessing the publication pattern of articles about khat at the global level, the productivity of particular institutions, collaborative measures, and the utility of various journals to the field of khat, which is known as a sub-area in the field of substance abuse.
The search strategy included multiple free text keywords and combinations thereof: abstract, summary report, poster, poster presentation, oral presentation, podium presentation, presented, meeting, congress, conference, convention, submission, submitted, acceptance, accepted, acceptance rate, rejection, rejected, publication, published, publication rate, and publication pattern.
The main objectives of this bibliometric study were to examine the publication pattern of khat at the global level, as well as to determine the publications' relative growth rate, collaborative measures, productivity at the institutional level, and the most prolific journals publishing on khat, as retrieved from the Scopus database.
Croc begat another magazine, Titanic, dedicated to comic strips, and in 1987, Safarir, a Mad-like publication patterned after the French Hara-Kiri, rose in competition with Croc.
