Sentence examples for counts for articles from inspiring English sources

Because previous studies have found higher citation counts for articles written by authors from countries where English is the native language [12], we expect to find that articles written by authors from English-speaking countries receive more citations.

Other limitations include the relatively short evaluation period, likely non-random assignment of manuscripts to reviewers (editors may choose "hard graders" to review papers they don't like), and lack of data on outcomes (e.g., citation counts for articles published with reviewer concordance vs. those published despite reviewer disagreement).

Another study [ 9], compared citation counts for articles from two topic areas (oncology and condensed matter physics) in two different years.

The total citation counts for each article up to October 5, 2009 were retrieved from the ISI Web of Science database.

Figure 5 illustrates the Age*OA interaction effect for the lo/hi range comparison using the means for OA and Non-OA citation counts for each article age.

To correct this, all articles containing the names of Middle Eastern countries have been excluded from the count, which decreases dramatically the count of articles for Egypt.

A general description of the sample of articles included in the review, including frequency counts and percentages for articles focusing on each of the eight steps to transplantation and data collection methods employed, will be provided in a table and summarised in text.

When articles are published in a low JIF journal, citation counts for their individual articles are positively correlated with Age, References, Authors, OA and M. The OA advantage is greater in the higher citation ranges.

Then, based on articles on other front pages you have seen, determine a minimum word count for each article.

Citation counts for each published article were obtained from the Web of Science databases and the Scopus database in November 2006.

There is plenty of great literature on the YA shelf, I assure you, and I challenge anyone who doesn't believe me to read The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation by MT Anderson, or Exit, Pursued by a Bear by EK Johnston, or Midwinterblood by Marcus Sedgwick, to name a few in a list that could take up my entire word count for this article.