The "Notes" portion of the volume reveals much interesting and useful material, including quotes and citations of works by detractors of evolutionary biology as well as lengthy and specific responses.
Other citations of works he knew only after 1510 include the De rerum praenotione by the younger Pico della Mirandola (Gianfrancesco), and several works by Erasmus, about whom he probably knew little until he left Italy in 1518 and settled in Metz.
This monograph was also important in that it contained over 40 citations of works from previous distinguished authors who had been researching bursae before (e.g. Albinus, Havers, Heister, Hunter, Malpighi, and Weitbrecht).
Studies have shown that citation of work is greatly improved by the availability of associated data (12).
5) Again, given the major point raised above, the first paragraph of the paper goes from citations of historical work to citations of very general works on enzyme mechanism.
Six of the cost-minimisation studies relied on citations of previous work for health outcomes data; in five of these the authors cited their own work in the same clinical settings[ 25- 29], and one study cited a very similar setting[ 30], therefore these citations were taken as valid evidence of equivalence.
As Frampton tells it, his life is one unbroken line of impressive grades, advanced degrees and innumerable citations of his work in cosmology and physics.
While simply enabling scientists to have a professional profile outside of LinkedIn could be a big step forward for research in this context, allowing them to find an connect with co-authors, discover new publications that could suit their research and view all the citations of their work within their individual networks.
These conclusions have become widely accepted, as judging from the many citations of her work in the scientific literature.
Although we analysed a researcher's full list of publications (including grey literature), citations of this work are unlikely to be accurately represented by the WoS platform.
