Sentence examples for analyses of publication from inspiring English sources

Author name disambiguation is therefore an important prerequisite for the author level analyses of publication data.

The number of studies that could be included was not sufficient to conduct more formal analyses of publication bias.

Also, our analyses of publication bias did not suggest that unpublished results had been missed, but they might have been underpowered due to the small effect sizes.

Analyses of publication output weighted by national factors such as gross domestic product, gross expenditure on research and development (all disciplines), and number of researchers (all disciplines) provided information on the relative productivity of the six countries.

Project documentation includes analyses of publications, general surveys, and proposed project topics.

Similar comparative analyses of publications "post-VP training" were also carried out.

To internationally benchmark UK research on primary care, we carried out volume and quality analyses of publications by primary care researchers from six countries with well established primary care research before the publication of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.

From our analyses of the publication dates and publication quantities, it is evident that China's literature on usability research in the information technology field began in 1994.

Use of guidelines for designing, executing and reporting animal experiments will also make systematic reviews and meta-analyses of publications on animal studies more feasible (Hooijmans et al., 2010a, b;).

Their analyses of the "publication histories" of 40 applicants show – in contrast to the results of the present study – only slight mean differences in scientific productivity between approved and rejected applicants.

Borgers has repeatedly provided systematic bibliometric analyses of the publication output of Germany's academic family medicine based on searches in the database Scopus (http://info.scopus.com/) [ 13- 15].