Sentence examples for citation frequency from inspiring English sources

Second, the size of the circle reflects citation frequency.

Therefore, it seems appropriate to standardize citation frequency with respect to field and time (Bornmann and Marx 2013).

Overall, the patenting scientists appear to outperform their solely publishing (non-inventing) peers in terms of publication counts and citation frequency.

In our analyses, the high citation frequency of Nunnally (1978) and Eisenhardt (1989) is probably evidence of the concern with rigor.

Based on these characteristics, we have chosen citation frequency as a selection instrument as the most-cited references are presumed to have a certain social impact.

Citation frequency is thus not taken to be a proxy for quality but as an indicator of which texts are widely used in this emerging field of research.

New articles, despite how innovative, tend to have low citation counts, and hence they are not captured in bibliometric analyses that examine the higher impact (higher citation frequencies) works.

The ranking was based on journal article publication counts and citation frequencies in over 11,000 academic journals from around the world.

The second reason is that we are considering scholars from different disciplines, which generally have different citation frequencies.

The strength of the h-index is that it provides a single number that describes a researcher's publication performance by combining the number of publications with a measure of their citation frequencies.

Their citation frequencies were 1720, 1446, and 685 respectively.