If you publish a paper now, it is going to take several years for a body of papers to emerge that cite your paper.
Note that the lognormal function has been proposed before to capture the citation distribution of a body of papers (15).
They prefer a full-text government archive like PubMed Central so it is possible to "text mine," or search across the entire body of papers.
This growing body of papers has broadly changed the approach of surgeons towards the management of the ACL-deficient knee in elderly patients.
Even then, however, the works that had been published represented only a limited fraction of the total body of papers that had been left in the hands of Catherine and John Conduitt.
With respect to this latter difference to multiregional input output analysis, we are closer to the second strand of the literature, where in recent years an extensive body of papers has been published.
Disparities in breast cancer screening are often explained by socioeconomic factors, although a growing body of papers show that risk preference, time orientation and perceptions may explain mammography use.
Through the marriage of the Conduitts' daughter Catherine and subsequent inheritance, this body of papers came into the possession of Lord Portsmouth, who agreed in 1872 to allow it to be reviewed by scholars at Cambridge University (John Couch Adams, George Stokes, H. R. Luard, and G. D. Liveing).
This finding is in keeping with a growing body of papers showing that altered cell-cycle status can contribute significantly to neurodegenerative disease.
The two-factor solution obtained in this study contributes to the growing body of papers investigating the factor structure of the HADS, as reviewed by Bjelland et al. [ 8].
