This association was also observed by Perneger, who concluded that citations received by an article are not merely explained by scientific merit.
We conclude that citation trends on MRSA cannot be used to determine past epidemiologic trends and also that the citation trend for MRSA in 1995 2011 most closely resembled that for HIV in 1981 1998.
A comma should come after the publisher name and the year of publication should conclude the citation.
After paying tribute to his "skill and endurance", the citation concluded: "Throughout his long and arduous operational career, this officer has displayed outstanding courage and devotion to duty". In 1946 Chalmers was granted an extended service commission, and served in No 617 and No 12 Squadrons until 1950, when he was posted to No 38, a Lancaster squadron in the Middle East.
Accordingly, he concludes that citations cannot be used to predict the rank assigned by Handelsblatt.
He concludes that "citations do not provide anything like a complete picture of the potential usefulness of a journal article".
These findings are in agreement with Haigh, 17 who concluded that Wikipedia citations should be treated with some caution.
Investigating specific patterns of patent citation data, we conclude that single-stage citation analysis cannot reveal technological paths or lineages.
Maggie stood near the stage as the critic Walton Muyumba read the citation, concluding, "She lends critical theory something that it frequently lacks, namely, examples drawn from real life, real art-making, and real bodies".
"His Nobel citation concludes with the comment, 'There is no question that Henry Taube has been one of the most creative research workers of our age in the field of coordination chemistry throughout its extent.'" In his 1983 Nobel Prize banquet speech in Stockholm, Taube described science as an intellectual exercise that enriches our culture.
In a 1980 article [1] analyzing the performance of a large number of chemists at American universities bibliometric experts concluded that "Publications measure productivity, citations the usefulness of the publications, and citations/paper the relative extent to which groups of papers generate interest in the scientific community".
