The team is planning to submit its new modeling data to a journal instead of releasing it to the public, as it did earlier this month.
Following the assessment of reporting completeness and study quality, data regarding a journal's current use of TREND in their 'instructions to authors' will be retrieved from the respective journal's website.
The values for all of the parameters in the DIETRON model and the sources from which they are drawn, are provided in the supplementary data of an open access journal article and the complete model is available from the authors on request.
As not all psychiatric journals included reference to "psychiatry" in the title, we searched for all further journals that belonged to the categories of neurosciences, behavioural sciences, and psychiatry and extracted data of a further 16 general journals in these fields (Table 1).
In some cases authors are already required to submit machine readable structures and spectral data directly to the supplement section of a journal.
The IF, the more known bibliometric index, universally accepted for stating the quality of a journal, has been published on that day on the 2011 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters 2011), and data say that The Journal of Headache and Pain has seen a growth of the 21 % compared to the previous year.
To support the richness of the data and to add to the trustworthiness of the data a reflective journal was kept by the researcher.
If this was a well-researched phenomenon, you would expect to see a decent amount of data in a mainstream journal that focuses on medicine or biology - not squirrelled away in the engineering literature, or in an obscure alternative medicine journal.
The performance of individual data sources of journal data is shown in Supplementary Material 6.
We will argue here that these SI-based mechanisms for depositing, retrieving and re-using the data components of journal articles are no longer fit for this purpose (if indeed they ever were) and should be urgently replaced by repositories of data and closely-coupled metadata as a fundamentally different model for research data management.
