This gives us over 1.5 million citations to work with.
In addition, citations to these works in scholarly journals are analysed in order to examine the nature and extent of his influence on other scholars.
Citations to other works are given in the same style, except that they are prefaced by the abbreviated title of the work, in italics (e.g., "PCP " for Principles of Cartesian Philosophy).
If citations to original works are included then the article can be used as a source of the information and annotated using the evidence code (see below) Traceable Author Statement (TAS).
Publishing in an external journal as well as a monograph can aid dissemination of the work and increase overall citations to the work; alternatively, if the related journal article is cited instead of the monograph, it could reduce the citations to the monograph.
Any claim that one of the 10 criteria has been met should be backed up by concrete evidence in the form of originals or photocopies--of awards, journal articles, books or book chapters, citations to published work or articles that discuss the foreign national's work, letters requesting service as a judge or peer reviewer, or membership in prominent societies, associations, or academies.
David Lewis's first book was Convention (1969a; note that all citations are to works by David Lewis, unless explicitly stated otherwise).
(In what follows, unnamed citations refer to works by Habermas; quotations are from the English editions, where available).
On average, white applicants had 78 citations to previous work, blacks had 40 (P <.001), and, as with publications, Asians (143, P <.001) and Hispanics (90, P <.01) had more citations than white applicants.
But there's also something else the authors call it Q that appears to predict just how much more successful one scientist will be compared with another, at least in terms of citations to their work.
