The number of self-citations was then subtracted from the total number of citations recorded.
Authors should be consistent in their use of terms, such as whether they are reporting on counts of citations, records, publications, or studies.
The Folmer primers have been probably the most widely used primer pair for amplification of COI in many animal groups in addition to marine organisms (3166 citations recorded in ISI, 25/10/2012) (e.g. [ 2, 3]).
Rejection before publication is rare, and for those who are forced to revise and resubmit, the process will boost your citation record.
Furthermore, in this electronic age, it makes sense to know your colleagues in terms of their citation record, h-index, and standing in communities such as Google Scholar, Research Gate, and academia.edu.edu
Publications from the work hadn't had time to build a substantial citation record, says Groth, so he used metrics from ImpactStory to demonstrate the influence of the work in progress.
Finally, we consider the impact that error in publication-citation record estimates can have on various citation indices.
In these cases, the person building a specific individual's publication-citation record will rarely be the owner of the PCR itself.
In the following sections, we first describe our method and the different filters used to select the final estimated publication-citation record.
With this situation in mind, we pose the Publication-citation Record Estimation Problem: given an individual of interest, we seek an accurate estimate of the individual's publication-citation record using only available information about the individual, search engines, but stopping short of manually processing the individual's publication list (should such information exist).
Most guides are published as books that do not receive citation-based "Impact Factors" as do papers in journals, and thus do not similarly add to the citation record of scientists.
