Sentence examples for based on citation counts from inspiring English sources

Here's one analysis from Thomson Reuters based on citation counts; another from Hubert Fromlet, visiting professor of international economics at Linnaeus University in Sweden, as reported by Bloomberg Businessweek; and another roundup from Brenda Cronin of The Wall Street Journal.

In this way, I evaluate to what extent evaluation outcomes based on peer review correspond to evaluation outcomes based on citation counts.

(See "The Academic Dual Network"). By building models using data from more than 130,000 scholars who had published papers in the field of operations research, we found that this approach significantly outperformed simple predictive models based on citation counts alone, which is the more commonly used approach.

An obvious approach is to use a simple metric based on citation counts in conjunction with the traditional notion of journal-level impact.

In this context, Egghe & Rousseau [ 1] claim that four important assumptions form the basis for all research based on citation counts.

However, the selection based on citation count may exclude high quality conference publications that have recently been published and thereby have not yet received many citations.

However, we minimise this potential bias by selecting based on citation count (i.e., 10 or more), source (i.e., all journals) and including recent conference papers (i.e., from 2013 and the latest 20 from 2012).

My search identified many more high impact papers (based on citation count) and a greater proportion, 18 out of 41 papers, were published by the high impact journals Cell, Nature, Science and PNAS.

The distance of the spots from this axis gives one indicator of the performance of the different centres, an imperfect one to be sure, as there will be other confounding factors not considered here, but nevertheless a useful complement to the traditional bibliometric criterion based purely on citation counts in the scientific literature.

Based on citation metrics generated using the Web of Science and Google Scholar reference databases, the most highly utilised interpretation approaches are lumped parameter models (421 citations), followed closely by direct age models (220 citations).

They have written few, if any, papers as first authors, but based on plain citation counts they are among the 250 most influential people in their science.