We identified these two regimes with two distinct driving processes: a short-term behavior driven by the fame of a paper, and a long-term behavior consistent with citation statistics.
This suggests that any scientometric analyses based on Wikipedia entries would have a strong relative bias compared to studies based on Facebook and Twitter, which tend to be much more consistent with citation-based metrics of academic impact [39].
The results show that taxonomical methods generate more meaningful distributions of similarity scores within both samples and that similarity scores calculated via taxonomical methods have a more consistent relationship with citation likelihood and number of citations.
We interpret these findings as consistent with more citations indicating more valuable intellectual property but citations from competing technologies decreasing it.
All publications from top tier conferences or journals with a consistent number of citations per publication were considered relevant and, therefore, selected.
We found citations consistent with roles for both of these genes in depression and AUD.
We queried PubMed for citations consistent with this hypothesis (Table 2) and found evidence of APOE's role in both depression and AUD, but no evidence for a role in the comorbidity.
Here, we focused exclusively on the nine dimensions related to writing and reasoning: appropriateness for target audience, argument for significance of research, articulation of goals, interpretation of results, implications of findings, organization, absence of writing errors, consistent and professional citations, and effective use of tables and figures.
Although each episode had its unique features, some recurring themes, issues and errors (for example, a characteristic misspelling of my surname and a consistent error in a citation date) have emerged from the muck.
Robert LiMandri, the city's acting buildings commissioner, said on Monday that the agency's preliminary findings are consistent with OSHA's citations.
