Brin and Page's collaboration over web backlinks and citation led to an early version of Google, based off of an algorithm the two devised to make sense of the web called PageRank (after Page).
So the citation has led some mixologists to think twice before cracking a shell, and has sparked passionate dialogue — not to mention feverish texting and online outrage — over how far government should go to protect the public from itself.
"My working theory is that perhaps shorter paper titles are easier to read and easier to understand," thus attracting wider audiences and increasing the likelihood of a citation, says lead author Adrian Letchford, a data scientist at the University of Warwick in Coventry, U.K.
However, the large volume of available citations often leads to the retrieval of too many results.
Since toxicology is a very narrow field with a very small and specialized readership, it should not be astonishing that toxicology journals have small numbers of citations, which leads to average IFs [ 15, 41].
Chasing relevant citations can lead to one almighty paper chase, but I've turned up some really spot-on stuff in this way.
We reviewed all observational studies from database searches and citations regarding lead and cardiovascular end points.
We followed up Citations, traced Lead authors, identified Unpublished materials, searched Google Scholar, tracked Theories, undertook ancestry searching for Early examples and followed up Related projects (embodied in the CLUSTER mnemonic).
From these citations, the lead author identified five publications with relevant models or theories that seemed to represent a good "fit" to the population, setting and health behaviour of interest (i.e. the inclusion criteria): Employee attitudes and responses regarding smoking cessation or reduction in the workplace.
Her refusal to identify those sources has led to a contempt citation that could lead to fines of up to $5,000 per day.
