These statistics complement the Impact Factor and confirm the viability of Open Access in our field of research.
A 'societal impact factor' that complements the scientific impact factor would contribute to a more comprehensive evaluation of scientific research.
Impact indicators on management and coordinationreflect the 'enabling factors' or 'tools' for complementing the impacts measured in the other three groups.
Some participants argued that basically all activities beyond the publication should be counted as translational effort, others argued that the societal impact should complement the scientific impact and should focus more on aspects not normally represented in scientific work.
The aura of a musicale complemented the visual impact of Alain Vaes's imposing scenery, Mark Stanley's dramatic lighting and Mr. Martins's suite of duets, one of the best in the genre and both inventive and deep.
Candidates underwent a competitive selection process that involved the development of operational research proposals to complement the PHIT impact evaluation and intervention component evaluations.
The study, thus, complements other studies on the impact of non-availability of resources on health workers' performance [ 25].
We believe that such statistics complement the IF, confirming the impact our journal is making.
The formative evaluation study describes efforts toward standardization and implementation of curriculum, training of faculty, provision of equipment to complement didactic courses and the impact on preservice education strengthening.
Second, analyses of other brain structural measures including cortical thickness, subcortical structures, and specific white matter tracts will complement our understanding of the impact of GRIN2B on brain white matter integrity in BD.
We are used, in fact, to consider probiotics a safer alternative or a complement to drugs, but the impact of prolonged perturbation in gut microbial ecology is unknown, as currently only one RCT specifically assessed the safety of probiotic supplementation for as long as 6 months (59).
