Sentence examples for citation performance from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, this BuS displays an average citation performance.

Correspondingly, J-factors of greater than 1 indicate an above-average citation performance and J-factors of less than 1 a below-average citation performance of the BuS in comparison to the relevant reference group.

At the same time, novel research is also more risky, reflected by a higher variance in its citation performance.

"JIF is a reflection of the citation performance of a journal as a whole unit, not as an assembly of diverse published items".

Given these constellations, the BuS naturally displays an average citation performance for this journal and is assigned a partial J-factor of 100%.

One policy implication is that, generally speaking, patenting activity does not appear to have an adverse impact on the publication and citation performance of researchers.

Comparison of the publication and citation performances of researchers from primary care with the highest output volume, identified from the full search results (82 169 records) for this study, showed that 141 researchers were authors or coauthors of 6813 (8.3%) of the retrieved records.

Cambridge's drop in citations performance is more severe here, while, for the second consecutive year, the UK has fewer top-100 research institutions than does China.

Introduction: Numerous studies have documented an increased frequency of vehicular crashes, traffic citations, driving performance deficits, and driving-related cognitive impairments in teens and adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

"Once you come face to face, at that very moment, you don't think twice," the soldier, who can be identified under military rules only as S., told the Israeli news site Ynet when she received a citation for her performance in the skirmish.

To find out whether a publication has a high or low citation impact, its performance is compared with international scientific reference standards [27].