Sentence examples for citation range from inspiring English sources

With TTrain = 5, only 6.5% of the papers left the prediction envelope 30 years later; hence, the model correctly approximated the citation range for 93.5% of papers 25 years into the future.

CERN articles have higher citation counts in the lowest and especially the highest citation range.

The number of authors is also less correlated with increased citations as the citation range gets higher.

In this analysis the significant OA advantage is independent of the other variable; it is present in every citation range but highest in the highest citation range (1 4 citations vs 20+ citations): In other words, the OA advantage is strongest for highly cited articles.

There is a significant interaction between Age and OA (Age*OA) for the lowest citation range comparison, zero/lo (0 vs. 1 4 citations) as well for the highest comparison, lo/hi (1 4 citations vs. 20 citations and more).

This result is in line with those of previous studies, especially on those that were published in toxicological journals [ 62– 64, 29, 28], and within the average citation range of integrative and complementary medicine journals [ 65– 70].

This advantage is greatest for the highest citation ranges.

The OA advantage is again significant for the highest citation ranges.

Citations came out as negatively correlated with the Review variable for the low-medium citation ranges in our analysis, so it was eliminated in further analyses).

When articles are published in a low JIF journal, citation counts for their individual articles are positively correlated with Age, References, Authors, OA and M. The OA advantage is greater in the higher citation ranges.

(Table 1) Our 328 eligible articles were cited a total of 38,381 times and the annual rate of citation ranged from 1.0 to 392.9 (median 14.1; mean 23.8, SD = 31.6).