Sentence examples for citation rating from inspiring English sources

Citation rating is a popular method for evaluating the impact of an investigator or a publication in the scientific community concerned.

Although there are obvious disadvantages in assessing the quality of a study simply based on the citation rating, it is widely accepted that this is the best method currently available for judging the merit of a paper or a journal [ 4].

Our empirical analysis of patent citation rates supports this expectation.

For this review, article citation rate was chosen.

Restricting our analysis to the top 20 publication venues by average citation rate gives an increase of 286% (median 284%) in the citation rate for online articles.

In the six years since, the annual citation rate has fallen by half, to about six.

Here we investigate the impact of free online availability by analysing citation rates.

To examine the relationships between study quality, author prestige, journal impact factors, and citation rates of trials and to examine whether journal impact factors mediated the relationships between study quality and author prestige on citation rates.

In general, annual citation rate appeared to gradually increase during the first 2 3 years after publication before reaching high levels.

All but three of the top 20 UK universities achieved higher citation rates than last year, although they still have ground to make up on their American counterparts.

Whereas citation rates are far higher in, say, biomedical sciences than they are in English literature, the academic reputation survey weights responses from academics in different fields equally.